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Select from a wide range of metal foils (Zinc, copper and lead) for lab use. Experiments related to heat and electricity conduction are performed with these metal foils. These foils come in 350mm x 300 mm, SWG 32 rolls. Foil, Zinc, 350mm x 300mm, SWG 32 Foil, Copper, 350mm x 300mm, SWG 32 Foil, Lead, 350mm x 300mm, SWG 32
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Laceration in forhead
The wound in jaw
Opened clavicular fratcture and contusion wound on the chest
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Hip osteoarthritis model
This hip model is a set of 4 models which shows arthritis & osteoporosis of hip in progressive manner.
It shows the following conditions:
It's a great tool in clinic to describe the problem of hip osteoporosis & arthritis to the patients.
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Back muscle model
It is Soft and flexible, the superficial and intermediate muscle layers are removable.
It makes the understanding of anatomical relationships an easy task with interactive experience.
A series of pullout cards discussing how muscles of the back, neck, ankle, leg and thigh are affected by tearing the muscle spasm
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Four stage liver_model
A Liver Model with four-stage removable anatomy.
The liver is designed in four parts depicting healthy, fibrotic, cirrhotic and liver cancer stages.
The pull out card provides information on the four parts.
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Fetal development set_model
The different stages of pregnancy and fetal development are shown in this life-size set of models.
The fetus can be removed from each model. Models include:
Magnified Embryo (25 times life-size)
First-Month Embryo
Second-Month Embryo
Third-Month Fetus
Fourth/Fifth-Month Fetus
Fifth-Month—Breech
Fifth-Month—Transverse
Fifth-Month—Twins
Seventh-Month Fetus
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Breast cancer model
Breast Cancer Model
Full size cross section model depicts common pathologies such as adenocarcinoma.
Cysts, fibro adenoma, and infiltrating cirrus carcinoma.
Model also shows breast structures such as suspensor ligaments, fat tissue, lymph nodes, muscles, and ribs.
Model Size:- 6-1/2” x 4-1/2” x 3”.
Card Size:- 8-1/4” x 6-1/4”.
Base Size:- 6-1/2" x 5" x 1".
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