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85cm Unisex Torso 40 Parts
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85cm Unisex Torso 40 Parts

SKU: DS-50104

$970.20inc. GST
$882.00 ex. GST
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Clinical-grade quality — education standard

Product Description

Bring Human Anatomy to Life with This Exceptional Educational Model

Elevate your teaching or learning environment with the 85cm Unisex Torso 40 Parts. This comprehensive anatomical model offers a hands-on experience for those studying human anatomy. Ideal for medical schools, physiotherapy programs, and clinics, this model ensures precise anatomical understanding through realistic detailing. Each removable organ and structure allows you to dissect and reassemble the human torso, making complex lessons interactive and memorable. The 85cm Unisex Torso 40 Parts delivers clear visual representation, helping users understand spatial relationships between organs and body systems with ease. Create a powerful impact in every demonstration while benefiting from the durability and detail that make this model a long-term investment for any educational setting.

Features and Benefits

  • 40 removable anatomical pieces that detail major internal organs, muscles, and structures
  • Unisex design accurately displays male and female anatomical features
  • Hand-painted elements for high visual realism
  • Organ structures remove and fit together with precision
  • Easy-to-clean, durable materials ensure longevity
  • Ideal for group demonstrations or individual study
  • Includes a sturdy base for stability during use

Indications for Use

  • Medical school or allied health professional anatomy instruction
  • Patient education within clinical settings
  • Hands-on examination practice for physiotherapy students
  • Visual aid for biology or science classrooms

Size Guide

  • Model height measures 85 cm (33.5 inches)
  • Full unisex torso with removable 40 parts
  • Includes all internal organs and structures relevant to torso anatomy