COPD Model (4 part) Knee & Hip Replacement The skeleton spine is flexible

The skeleton spine is flexible to demonstrate natural movement and the foot bones have also been assembled to be flexible for excellent manoeuverability

5th layer (full figure) - Brain

L3 and L4 vertebra

The intraosseous arm offers three orientations that can be demonstrated to provide the correct simulation for application

and Suctioning

COPD Model (4 part) Knee & Hip Replacement The skeleton spine is flexibleAn enlarged patient education showing the effects of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Diseases (COPD) on the bronchus and alveoli, in 4 parts. The COPD education model features the following information: The bronchus cross section shows a healthy bronchus contrasting with a mucus hypersecretion resulting from COPD. A healthy aveoli is contrasted with an emphysema aveoli with cross section showing wall destruction and decreased, larger alveolar ducts.