Anatomical Models

The model is made up of 6 parts, which can be disassembled. Natural colours are used throughout allowing the muscles, tendons, blood vessels and nerves to appear as they would in a bloodless field during surgery.

Functional ankle joint showing bones and ligaments. The following movements are possible: up and down movement of the foot (flexion and extension) and rotations (inwards and outwards turning of the foot).

Articulated knee joint showing the bones, tendons and ligaments.

Set of four knee models, reduced size, illustrating: degenerative joint disease (osteoarthritis); erosion to joint articular cartilage; progression of degenerative joint disease; osteophytes (bone spurs) at the articular surfaces. Advanced stage knee is articulating for additional view of joint.

Full skeleton, hanging from metal stand.

Articulated left shoulder, arm and hand bones.

Articulated left arm and hand bones.

Articulated left hip, leg and foot bones. Muscle and tendon attachment sites are painted on the bones.

Articulated right pelvic bone and femur.

Articulated right tibia, fibula, patella, and foot and ankle bones.

Articulated right tibia, fibula, patella, and foot and ankle bones.

1 part

1 part

Articulated pelvic bones.

Includes pelvic bones, inner pelvic floor muscles, outer pelvic floor muscles.

Shows healthy bone and bone with osteoarthritis and osteoporosis.

1 part, On white base.

Depicting a fragment of compact bone about the size of a pinhead magnified approximately 500 times. Shows one complete haversian system and a portion of two others in cross-section. Lamellae are cut away at various depths in step-wise fashion.