Erler-Zimmer 30-Week Anatomical Fetal Skull Model (With Display Stand)

Fetal development is crucial for a wide range of medical personnel to understand, from doctors to midwives to GPs. The Erler-Zimmer 30-Week Anatomical Fetal Skull Model (With Display Stand) is a fantastic study and training tool with a highly realistic design that's difficult to distinguish from a real fetal skull. This unit is supplied with a stand for ease-of-display.

What's Included?

• 1 x Fetal Skull Model
• 1 x Attached Stand

Who Can Use This Anatomical Skull Model?

This anatomical model provides a detailed overview of the anatomical structure of a fetal skull at 30-weeks of development. This model is ideal for educational purposes, and can be used to train medical personnel or for patient education (such as for first-time mothers). Those who may benefit from using this handy study / training tool include:

• Midwives
• Doctors and Nurses
• Physiologists
• Anatomists
• General Practitioners

What Components Can I Identify On This Anatomical Model?

This realistic fetal skull model is designed for effective training and study purposes. Identifiable features of this model include:

• Sutures: which form along the bony plates and help fuse the fetal skull as the individual ages
• Fontanelles: which become bone over time
• Ossicles: smallest bones in the middle ear

Key Features and Benefits

• Life-like anatomical model of a fetal skull at 30-weeks development
• Suitable for education and training purposes
• Highly useful for studying midwives, doctors, nurses, anatomists, and physiologists
• Can be effective for patient education, especially for those experiencing their first pregnancy
• Impressive level of detail includes fontanelles, sutures, and ossicles
• Life-like bone material and skull structure for effective training purposes
• Designed to be indistinguishable from real fetal skull
• Supplied with an attached stand for ease-of-display

Unique Fetal Skull Reproduction

This Erler-Zimmer Fetal Skull Model is perhaps the only fetal skull in the world to offer users such a high level of realistic detail. The model is designed to be almost indistinguishable from a real fetal skull, enabling effective and realistic training and education. To enhance the realism, it has also been designed with a life-like bone material.

Alternative Fetal Skull Models

This particular model displays a fetal skull at 30 weeks. There are a range of alternative skull-models at different stages of development, and with various features. This includes:

• Fetal Skull Model (20 Weeks): anatomically accurate skull that shows the development and anatomical structure of a fetal skull at 20-weeks old
• Fetal Skull Model (21 ½ Weeks): anatomically accurate skull that shows the development and anatomical structure of a fetal skull at 21½-weeks old
• Fetal Skull Model (29 Weeks): anatomically accurate skull that shows the development and anatomical structure of a fetal skull at 29-weeks old
• Painted Fetal Skull Model (38 Weeks): a fetal skull model that has been painted for easy identification of key bones and areas
• Fetal Skull Model (40 Weeks): a life-sized model that shows the development and anatomical structure of a fetal skull at 40-weeks old
• Fetal Skull With Calvarium Cut (40 Weeks): an anatomically accurate fetal skull model with the calvarium cut for easier study of the endocranium

Technical Specifications

• Dimensions: 12 x 12 x 27cm
• Weight: 0.4kg