Sensory Organs
Sensory Organs
Anatomic models of the sensory organs as eyes, ears and skin are widely used in teaching of Human Anatomy in universities, schools and colleges. They are also of use for patient education.
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Enlarged approx. 15 times. The model shows instructive the organs of the middle and inner ear. The bony and membranous labyrinths are shown and the cochlea can be opened.
This 13-part model, magnified approximately 2.5x, shows the anatomy of the human eye. The eye socket can be divided into three parts and then shows the internal structures.
3B Scientific Smart Anatomy Organ of Corti Model with Representation in Cochlea shows a three dimensional section through the organ of Corti, the site of the sense of hearing.
Full size model of human ear is clear to aid viewing of ear canal, tympanic membrane, stapes, incus, malleus and cochlea of the inner ear.
3B Scientific The human auditory ossicles, individually presented in natural position, embedded in transparent acrylic. Cast from natural specimen.
The Hypertension Set includes a miniature brain, eye, heart, kidney and artery models. Education card illustrates effects associated with hypertension
3B Scientific Smart Anatomy Human Nose Model with Paranasal Sinuses, 5 part illustrates the structure in the upper right half of a face in 1.5-fold enlargement.
Full size normal model shows semi-circular canals and cochlea of the inner ear, auditory ossicles, tympanic membrane, temporal and tensor tympani muscles.
Child’s ear model illustrates: semi-circular canals and cochlea of the inner ear; auditory ossicles, otitis media; tympanic membrane, temporal and tensory tympani muscles
3B Scientific Smart Anatomy Human Ear Model for Desktop, 1.5 times life-size represents the outer, middle, and inner ear. Ear on base.
3B Scientific Smart Anatomy World's Largest Ear Model, 3 part At 15 times life-size the giant ear represents the outer, middle and inner ear.
Model can be divided horizontally to show internal details. Cornea, iris, lens and vitreous body can be removed.
This model of a human skin in about 50 times life size shows 3 dimensional the different skin layers and anatomical structures.
With this model it is easy to compare the structures of hairy and hairless skin: sensitive corpuscles, blood vessels, sweat gland, nerves, hair and hair root.
This approximately 5 times enlarged model of the terminal part of a typical digit shows three sectional views of the nail root and bed, germinative region and bone.
This slightly enlarged model of a human ear with all anatomical details shows the auditory canal, the tymphanic membrane, malleus, incus, stapes and cochlea.
This model shows the details of the external, middle and inner ear in three times life size.
Ossicles are shipped embedded in a custom made foam insert inside a clear plastic petri dish. Ossicles can be removed easily.
A unique model specifically designed to aid understanding of the five special senses: sight, smell, taste, hearing, balance, with their related nerves.
Transparent 3-D construction makes it easy to understand the structure from auricle to drum.
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