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Skeletons Full Size
Stan the Standard Skeleton Part Number A10 Visit our web site
click here Kappa Medical, Inc. Click here for a free quotation *prices subject to change without notice Standard Skeleton Stan, on hanging 5-feet roller stand 
Product #A10/1 Click Here to Request Information Standard Skeleton Stan, with reinforced 5-feet roller stand for heavy duty work
Product #A10/5 Click Here to Request Information Standard Skeleton Stan, on 4-feet roller stand and brake 
Product #A10/B Click Here to Request Information Muscle Skeleton Max, on 5-feet roller stand
This version contains all standard benefits of the
standard skeleton but additionally offers representations of the structural
interaction between bones and muscles. It depicts over 600 structures of
medical/anatomical significance including muscle origins (red) and insertions
(blue) on the left side as well as hand numbered bones, fissures and foramina on
the right side. Product #A11
Click Here to Request Information Ligament Skeleton Leo, on 5-feet- roller stand
In addition to the standard benefits of a standard
skeleton, Leo provides representations of the structural interaction between
bones and ligaments. Ist elastic ligaments on the major appendicular joints
(shoulder, elbow, hip and knee) are mounted on the right side. Click Here to Request Information Ligament Skeleton Leo, on hanging stand
In addition to the standard benefits of a standard skeleton, Leo provides representations of the structural interaction between bones and ligaments. Ist elastic ligaments on the major appendicular joints (shoulder, elbow, hip and knee) are mounted on the right side. Product #A12/1
Click Here to Request Information Super Skeleton Sam, on 5-feet roller stand
Of course this top-of-the-line version contains all the
benefits you have come to expect in our high-quality skeletons. Sam
additionally allows you to demonstrate the movements of the skull and head
joints as well as all natural human postures due to the fully flexible vertebral
column. The unique combination of flexible vertebrale column, muscle origins and
insertions, numbered bones, flexible joint ligaments and a disc prolapse between
the 3rd and 4th lumbar vertebrae display over 600 structures of
medical/anatomical interest in this top model. To sum up: Click Here to Request Information Pricing subject to change without notice |
