4FIZJO Life-Size Anatomical Head Model Cross-Section

Are you looking for a practical and easy-to-use anatomical head model? This 4FIZJO life-size cross-section model is an excellent teaching aid that provides a detailed representation of the human head's structure. It is perfect for students, educators, and medical professionals alike.

The head model, mounted on a base, is ideal for equipping doctors' offices, neurology clinics, and university lecture halls. It is also a valuable resource for science classes in schools. This functional human head model is an essential educational tool that makes learning about human anatomy straightforward and engaging.

Functional Head Model for Anatomy Studies by 4FIZJO

This head cross-section is a high-quality educational tool for studying human anatomy. To learn more about its features, please review the specifications below.

Specifications:

• Color: Multicolor
• Scale: 1:1 (Life-size)
• Total Height: 28 cm
• Base Dimensions: 20 × 14 × 2.3 cm
• Material: PVC Plastic
• Base: Included

A Detailed Life-Size Anatomical Head Model

The 1:1 scale educational head model is widely used in school and academic settings. It can also serve as a visual aid in medical practices, such as neurology clinics, helping doctors show and discuss health-related issues during patient consultations. The product is also an excellent teaching aid for biology classes and university-level medical courses.

What does the 4FIZJO human head cross-section show?

This functional head model accurately displays the structure of the median section of the head. The cross-section model presents the most important parts along with the smallest anatomical structures, all made from durable and lightweight materials. The model illustrates:

• Laryngeal, oral, and nasal parts of the pharynx
• Vocal and vestibular folds
• Thyroid and cricoid cartilages
• Mandible and hyoid bone
• Tongue, tonsils, hard and soft palate
• Nasal cavities and conchae
• Brain, pituitary, and pineal glands
• Muscles, nerves, veins, arteries, and more

Furthermore, the human head cross-section model is mounted on a base, which facilitates presentation during lectures and ensures stable placement for display.