New Horizon2023 Medical Anatomical Hand Skeleton Model W/Muscles Ligaments Nerves and Blood Vessels, 7 Parts, Life Size, Magnetic Easy Mounting (Foot Bone
Details
- BrandNEW HORIZON
- Size11.6” x 9” x ”
- Specific Uses For Product脚
- Use forBack Feet
- Age Range (Description)Adult
Description
🖐️ Unlock the Secrets of the Human Hand!
- DURABLE DESIGN - Crafted from non-toxic PVC, ensuring longevity and safety in educational environments.
- SEAMLESS ASSEMBLY - Experience hassle-free setup with strong magnetic connections for easy disassembly.
- LIFETIME ASSURANCE - Enjoy peace of mind with a 90-day refund policy and lifetime warranty on defects.
- UNPARALLELED DETAIL - Explore the intricate layers of the human hand with 100+ anatomical landmarks.
- EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCE - Comes with a full-color manual, perfect for medical students and professionals alike.
The New Horizon 2023 Medical Anatomical Hand Skeleton Model is a life-size, 7-part educational tool designed for medical study. It features detailed representations of muscles, ligaments, nerves, and blood vessels, all mounted on a sturdy wooden base with easy magnetic assembly. Crafted from non-toxic PVC and hand-painted for maximum anatomical accuracy, this model is perfect for both students and professionals, backed by a 90-day refund policy and lifetime warranty.
Reviews
D**N
Pied amovible
Pratique pour faire comprendre au patient
T**S
Good for kinesthetic learning
Got this for studying osteopathic manipulative medicine in med school. Used it to practice palpating/diagnosing foot bones for OPP lab especially. I liked this model because you could move/rotate it in every plane of motion, unlike some other models on here which were fixed in place. I ended up acing my lab test for foot!
S**N
Excellent Product
Great Foot Model for educational purposes with our patients. I will order more soon. Thnx
T**T
Perfect FULLY MOBILE foot
If you are looking for a fully functional and mobile foot, this is the one. You can fully show every single movement in the rear, mid, and forefoot. Eversion, adduction, dorsiflexion, you name it. Perfect model for practitioners. I tried one previously but had to return as you could not move the calcaneus in any plane of motion, and the rest of the foot was stiff.
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