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  • Naturtro kranie, 9 dele - eAnatomi
  • Naturtro kranie, 9 dele - eAnatomi
  • Naturtro kranie, 9 dele - eAnatomi
  • Naturtro kranie, 9 dele - eAnatomi
  • Naturtro kranie, 9 dele - eAnatomi
Lifelike skull, 9 parts

Lifelike skull, 9 parts

Item no.: QS 7/9-E
7.200,00 kr
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Description

This skull model offers the most lifelike bone structure, the most accurate reproduction of the anatomical details and the feeling of touching real bones. Furthermore, the bone color is slightly yellowish, which makes the skull model appear more realistic.


The skull model was developed in collaboration with Prof. Dr. with. Wolfgang Schmidt and Dr. with. Werner Scheller, Department of Anatomy at the University of Leipzig. It is produced in SOMSO plastic by the manufacturer SOMSO, which is world-renowned for very high quality. This means quality materials, a sense of accuracy and longevity. In other words: World-class craftsmanship.


The model can be separated into 9 parts and is cast in a size that corresponds to an adult person. The length is 17.5 cm and the width is 14.1 cm. It weighs approximately 800 grams. Due to the possibility of dividing it into so many parts, both practical metal hooks and joints are clearly seen (see the pictures on the left).
Anatomically speaking

Anatomically, it should be emphasized that this skull model offers opportunities to see special anatomical details in an educational way, because it can be divided into 9 parts (see the images on the left). These are details such as the 4 sinuses and the clam bones.



Overall, the human skull can be divided into 2 parts, and the skull model therefore shows the following:



1) The braincase (neurocranium), which is intended to enclose the brain and the hearing-equilibrium organ



2) The facial skeleton (viscerocranium) which surrounds the nasal cavity and forms the tooth-bearing framework around the oral cavity. The 32 teeth are also included



The braincase consists of 8 bones. There are 4 unpaired (the frontal, sphenoid, sphenoid and occipital bones) and 2 paired (the occipital and temporal bones). All these bones as well as sutures can be identified on the skull model.



The facial skeleton includes 6 paired bones (the maxilla, palatine, cheekbone, nasal bone, lacrimal bone, and lower conchbone) and 3 unpaired bones called the mandible, the ploughshare, and the zygomatic bone (some do not count the zygomatic bone as part of the facial skeleton). All these bones and sutures can also be identified on the skull model. NB: The hyoid bone is also included in the facial skeleton but cannot be seen on this skull model.



The human skull contains many holes and channels containing vessels and nerves. Overall, there are connections between the braincase and the neck, to and from the eye socket, to and from the pterygo-palatine fossa and to and from the nasal cavity.



On this skull model, all holes and canals are visible. Overall, the bone quality is extremely good, which is why, for example, knots and depressions in the bone tissue can be seen very clearly. The scope of "osseous landmarks" also includes the smallest details.



Compared to cheaper skull models in our range, it also feels more real. You can feel the authenticity when you hold the bones or the whole skull at the same time and feel the weight.
Movement-wise

In terms of movement, it is only relevant to mention the jaw joint. The lower jaw bone ("mandible") is held in place via a relatively long metal spring, which is attached via screws to the mandible and palatine bone. The metal spring can be easily and quickly removed from the screw in the mandible without the screw having to be removed. Therefore, the mandible can be completely removed in a few seconds.



There are also large pieces of rubber mounted in the joint bowls (fossa mandibularis) of the jaw joints, which hold the joint head (caput mandibulae) "like in a rubber bowl" (see the pictures on the left).



The model's jaw joints are not very flexible. Natural movements in the jaw joint require that, among other things, the articular head can slide forward and downward until the articular head is forward on the tuberculum articulare. The latter is the bony part with a weak guiding groove in front of the depression (fossa mandibularis). This can only be demonstrated on the model if the rubber in the joint cups is removed, which the model is not designed for.



If you take a firm hold of the mandible, you can however move it up and down and to the sides, although the natural sliding joint mechanism as described above cannot be demonstrated at all.
Clinically speaking

Clinically speaking, the skull model is ideal for understanding diseases, disorders and disorders in this part of the skeleton.

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