Models

Anatomical Model of Canine Skin Diseases
The anatomical model of canine skin diseases shows, in a detailed and particularly clear way, the anatomical structures of the skin as well as various changes and diseases. Thanks to the block-model design and the attachable hairs, this anatomical model is very high quality and easy to understand.

The following anatomical structures are shown

- Blood vessels
- Sweat glands
- Sebaceous glands
- Arrector pili muscle
- Adipose tissue
- Hair

The following changes/diseases are shown

- Scratches
- Blisters
- Pustules
- Purulent inflammations
- Infections of the dermis and hair follicles at various stages

The anatomical model of canine skin diseases is mounted on a white plastic base.

Anatomical model of the female bladder
The anatomical model of the female bladder is approx. 15 cm high and securely mounted on a white plastic base. The anatomical model shows the most important structures of the female urinary bladder and part of the surrounding structures at life size.

The following structures are shown:

- Smooth muscle layer (tunica muscularis)
- Lining mucosa (tunica mucosa) of urothelium
- Mucosal structure and folds (plicae mucosae)
- Ureter-urethra triangle (trigonum vesicae)
- Openings of the ureters (ostium ureteris) with the plica interureterica
- Base of the urinary bladder
- Urethra with urethral glands
- Vesical venous plexus (plexus venosus vesicalis)
- Bulb of the vestibule (bulbus vestibuli)
- Vaginal opening (ostium vaginae)
- Also: fat, bones and muscles

The anatomical liver model shows not only the structure of the liver but also a cross-section through the gallbladder with several gallstones.

Model of a liver with gallbladder
Shows several gallstones in the gallbladder
The structure of the liver with its 4 lobes is clearly visible
Supplied including stand and base
Size: 16 x 18.5 x 9 cm
Weight: 0.35 kg

Anatomical Model of Thyroid Diseases
Our anatomical model of thyroid diseases shows a life-size human larynx and the surrounding anatomical structures of the hyoid bone, cricothyroid ligament, thyroid cartilage and trachea. The anatomical model of thyroid diseases is supplied with four plug-on thyroid models:

- Thyroid model with papillary carcinoma
- Thyroid model with Hashimoto’s thyroiditis
- Thyroid model with Graves’ disease (Morbus Basedow)
- Model of a healthy thyroid gland

The anatomical model of thyroid diseases is mounted on a plastic base.

Product data:

Dimensions: 22 cm x 15 cm x 20 cm

Anatomical Model of Uterine Diseases
The life-size model of uterine diseases not only represents the natural anatomical structures of the uterus and ovaries, but also shows various typical diseases. The uterine disease model is mounted on a sturdy white base. Thanks to the colouring of the different structures, the anatomy and diseases of the uterus can be seen particularly clearly.

The following conditions can be identified on the uterine model:

- Adnexitis
- Cervical carcinoma
- Adenomyosis
- Endometriosis
- Cysts
- Polyps
- Adhesions
- Fibroids
- Sarcomas

This model shows the internal and external changes that breastfeeding causes in the female breast. For example, the enlarged glandular tissue is clearly visible.

Anatomical model of a breast during lactation
The model can be opened for viewing the internal structures
The two halves are connected by a hinge
Hand-painted
Supplied including stand and plastic base
Size (H x W x D): 29 x 13 x 14 cm

Model "Cerebrovascular Diseases"
This brain model shows various common vascular diseases of the human brain.

Sectional model of the human brain
With depiction of various vascular diseases
Includes, among other things, an aneurysm and a cerebral haemorrhage
Hand-painted anatomical model
Supplied including stand and plastic base
Size (H incl. base x W x D): 18 x 10 x 9 cm

Structure of the caecum and appendix
This anatomical model can be taken apart into 2 parts and shows both the internal and external structure of the caecum and appendix.

Anatomical model of the appendix and caecum
Can be dismantled into 2 parts
Shows the external and internal structures
Hand-painted
Supplied including stand and base
Size (H incl. stand x W x D): 17.5 x 5 x 12 cm

Artificial Dog Skeleton
This dog skeleton from HeineScientific shows the skeletal structure of a large dog, e.g. an Old English Sheepdog or Collie. This anatomical model is a plastic cast of a large dog skeleton. The skeleton model is partially disassemblable and has a movable jaw, allowing the dentition to be examined.

Product details

- Large plastic dog skeleton
- Tail and skull removable
- Jaw mounted with movable articulation
- Mounted on a two-piece black plastic base
- Dimensions: 86 x 67 x 40 cm

Thanks to the use of a special plastic, all details are clearly visible and the dog skeleton looks very natural and high-quality.

Disassemblable brain model
Our brain model, which can be taken apart into 8 pieces, shows the course of the arteries and illustrates the structure and proportions of the individual functional areas of the human brain. The brain model is made of PVC, is washable and very durable, and is supplied complete with a storage tray. Including the tray, the anatomical brain model measures approx. 15 cm x 16 cm x 15 cm.

Product data:

Dimensions: approx. 15 cm x 16 cm x 15 cm

This model of the human brain shows the different functional areas, which are distinguished by colour.

The model is divided in the middle, allowing the internal structures of the brain to be examined as well. It is ideal for schools and medical practices.

Product details:

Model of the human brain
Colour-coded representation of the functional areas
Divided into two halves
Shows the internal structures
Made from shatterproof plastic
Supplied including display base tray

This anatomical model shows the female breast in longitudinal section, including its most important diseases. As well as cysts in various sizes, it also shows, for example, a breast carcinoma with muscle metastasis and a fibroadenoma.

Product details:

Anatomical cross-section model of the female breast
Shows the most common clinical conditions, such as cysts, a breast carcinoma and a fibroadenoma
Hand-painted
Supplied including stand and base
Size (H x W x D): 10 x 16.5 x 11.5 cm
Weight: 0.51 kg

Breast model with typical conditions
The breast model from HeineScientific shows the female right breast with its anatomical structures and some common conditions. Mounted on a white base.

Anatomical structures on the breast model

- Pectoral muscle
- Ribs
- Adipose tissue
- Nipple with areola
- Glandular tissue with lactiferous ducts
- Skin

Conditions identifiable on the breast model

- Cysts of varying sizes
- Breast carcinoma with
- Muscle metastasis
- Hard cancerous tumour
- Benign tumour (fibroadenoma)

Product data:

Dimensions: 16.5 x 11.5 x 10 cm

The bypass model is a two-part model of the human heart in which all anatomical structures as well as 3 bypasses are clearly visible.

Product details:

Bypass model
Can be taken apart into 2 parts
Clearly shows the internal and external structure of the heart
3 bypasses are clearly depicted
Ideal for patient education
High-quality workmanship and fully coloured
Supplied including base and stand
Size: 16 x 14 x 11.5 cm (H x W x D, incl. base)

The chicken skeleton from HeineScientific is made of real bones and therefore shows the skeletal structure of a domestic chicken in particularly accurate detail. The real chicken skeleton can be used not only in veterinary practice, but also in veterinary medical studies. To protect the delicate bones, the chicken skeleton is supplied under a transparent transport cover.

Product details

Skeleton of a domestic chicken made from real bones
Fixed, mounted on a wooden base
Supplied with a transparent protective cover
Dimensions: 18 x 15 x 28 cm (L x W x H)

Please note that the chicken skeleton is a natural product, which means there may be variations in shape and size between individual models.

The plastic cover is intended solely to protect the delicate bones during transport.

Coloured brain model with labelling of functional areas

This brain model is in two parts and is supplied with a practical plastic tray for storage. The brain model is colour-coded and clearly shows the different functional areas of the brain. For example, the taste or speech centre, as well as many other functional areas, can be easily identified thanks to the colour highlighting. With practical white plastic storage tray.

Product data:

Dimensions: 17 x 19.5 x 15 cm (W x D x H)
Parts: 2

Human skeleton model
The life-size 180 cm skeleton model from HeineScientific faithfully reproduces the human skeletal structure. The bones of this skeleton model are made of plastic. For easier transport, the skeleton model is mounted on a tip-resistant, mobile stand.

Product details:

- The spine is movable and the intervertebral discs are flexible
- The limbs are detachable
- The skull can be disassembled into three parts

Articulated Dental Model
This articulated human dentition model shows the upper and lower jaw with a detailed representation of the bony structures as well as nerves and blood vessels.

As the upper and lower jaw are connected by a flexible metal spring, the model can be opened and the jaws moved to demonstrate chewing movements and bite anomalies. The jaw model is available in different versions, either as a deciduous dentition with 20 teeth or as an adult dentition with 32 teeth.

Details shown in the upper jaw (maxilla):
Zygomatic bone
Nasal bone
Nasal cavity
Roots
Nerves/blood vessels
Teeth
Details shown in the lower jaw (mandible):
Condylar process
Coronoid process
Ascending ramus of the mandible
Neck of the mandible
Mental protuberance
Roots
Nerves/blood vessels
Teeth

Model of human dentition
Complete dentition with either 20 or 32 teeth
Jaw bone, roots, nerves and blood vessels are visible
Upper and lower jaw flexibly connected
For demonstrating bite anomalies, jaw misalignments and chewing movements
Dimensions deciduous dentition (L x W x H): 11.5 x 11.5 x 16 cm
Dimensions adult dentition (L x W x H): 11.5 x 11.5 x 18.5 cm
Mounted on a base, removable