Skin Acne
Enlarged cross-section of skin with relief detail displaying: acne pustule
(pimple) on one side and open comedo (blackhead) on backside. Also shown
are epidermis, dermis and subcutaneous tissue details of normal skin.
Comes with removable base and patient education card. 4.25 x 5
inches
No. SH281-GA
Only $53.95
Budget Skin Model
One of our most popular anatomical models. A greatly enlarged (105
times life-size) cross section view of the human skin showing three layers
and close up view of a hair follicle, sweat gland, fatty tissue and more.
Picture shows both front and back view. Does not dissect. Mounted on a base.
Comes with a key card that identifies 46 labeled structures. 11 x 4
x 13"
No. SH281-EB.
Only $$59.95 Skin Cancer Model features three
cancerous conditions; NBC (Nodular Basal Cell), MM (Malignant Melanoma,
MBC (Morpheic Basal Cell) and three non-cancerous conditions; DN
(Dysplastic Nevi), KA (Keratoacanthoma) , AK (Actinic Keratosis) with
basal layer and dermal layer cross-section detail. Comes with
removable base and patient education card. 4" x 1.25"
2-Part Basic Skin Section
This anatomical model of the skin compares the three layers of hairless
skin and hairy skin with the structures.
70X Skin
Section
40X Skin
Section
70X Skin Section
this relief model shows a section through three layers of the hair-covered
skin of the head. It shows: representation of hair follicles with
sebaceous gland, sweat glands, receptors, nerves and vessels. Comes
on stand. 26 x 33 x 5 cm. 40X Skin Section
The two halves of this relief model shows the three layers of both hairy
and hairless skin to show the differences between them. Details
include follicles, sebaceous glands, sweat glands, receptor, nerves and
vessels. Comes with base. 24 x 15 x.5cm
200X Skin
Section
Micro-Skin
Section
200X Skin Section
This relief model of the human skin shows the three layers of skin with
hair follicles, sebaceous glands, touch receptors, nerves and vessels.
Comes with baseboard. 30 x 26 x 3.2 cm Micro-Skin Section
This anatomical model of the skin shows its microscopic structure in great
detail. By showing sections of the hairless skin (the palm of the
hand) and the hairy skin (forearm), the different cell layers as well as
the embedded sweat glands, touch receptors, blood vessels, nerves and a
hair with root can be easily seen. A second model shows the nail
plate, nail bed and the nail root. A third model provides a detailed
representation of a hair boot with all its cell layers. All share a
common base. 10 x 12.5 x 14 cm.
