4-stage Osteoporosis Vertebrae Anatomical Model

4-stage Osteoporosis Vertebrae Anatomical Model
- Brand New
- Life Size. Anatomically accurate
- Sturdy attractive white display stand
- Detailed Educational Key Card
4-stage Osteoporosis Vertebrae Anatomical Model Set of four, full size two-piece vertebrae models - one each of the following conditions: normal, bulging herniated disc, bone and disc degeneration, and advanced osteoporosis with marked bone compression and bone spurs. Each model size: 3-1/2" x 2-3/4" x 3" Educational Card size: 8-1/4" x 6-1/4" Ideal for clinical display and consumer education We also have models of the Cervical spine, Spine with muscled pelvis, 3 pc L2-L3-L4 vertebrae, and other orthopaedic, chiropractic, massage and neurological models. Quantity discounts available. Suitable for Orthopedics, Chiropractic medicine, general medicine, anatomical study, training for surgical dissection, rehab, sports medicine, and for patient education/demonstration of procedures. Ideal for physician/nursing, health professional office, classroom, patient training, or other clinical areas. Note: Check out our other Orthopaedic and Medical Anatomical Model listings including the Osteoporosis Twin Femur, Muscled Hip, Spine, Cervical, Knee, Shoulder, Elbow, Hand, Foot, etc. Brand new. In original factory packaging. Made of a durable, plastic material accurately designed and colored to represent the major structures and, in certain instances, lesions or other abnormalities as described above. Includes sturdy and attractive display stand and detailed instructional card. Note: Check out our other Orthopaedic and Medical Anatomical Model listings including the Osteoporosis Twin Femur, Muscled Hip, Spine, Cervical, Knee, Shoulder, Elbow, Hand, Foot, etc.
Country USA
Brand GPI Anatomicals
Manufacturer GPI
Binding Misc.
ItemPartNumber G176
Model G176
UnitCount 99
ReleaseDate 0000-00-00

Country	USA
Brand	GPI Anatomicals
Manufacturer	GPI
Binding	Misc.
ItemPartNumber	G176
Model	G176
UnitCount	99
ReleaseDate	0000-00-00

4-stage Osteoporosis Vertebrae Anatomical Model

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