Human Models

Model of the Consequences of Diabetes
This model set demonstrates the secondary conditions caused by diabetes mellitus.

Overview of the individual models:
Brain model with stroke
Eye model with diabetic retinopathy
Neuron model with neuropathy
Heart model with myocardial infarction (2-part, can be taken apart)
Pancreas model with diabetes-related damage
Kidney model with diabetic nephropathy
Vessel model with PAD
Foot model with diabetic foot syndrome

Model set for illustrating the secondary conditions of diabetes
9 individual models that can be mounted on a stand
Very well suited for diabetes education sessions or for training as a diabetes assistant

The shoulder joint model is ideal for illustrating the anatomy of the shoulder joint. In addition to the bony components, the muscles and ligaments are also clearly visible.

Product details:

Shoulder joint model
Life-size, non-movable model
All key structures are clearly visible
Ideal as a teaching aid for schools and universities
Not movable
Mounted on a plastic base
Size: 17.5 x 14 x 11.5 cm (H x W x D)

The “Arm” muscle model is designed so that the superficial muscle layers can be removed to view the deeper muscles.

7-part life-size muscle model
Shows the superficial and deeper muscles of the human arm
The shoulder girdle, nerves, ligaments and vessels are also visible
Size: 74 x 13.5 cm
Supplied with stand and base

This osteoporosis model consists of three vertebral bodies cut in the median plane and featuring intervertebral discs. The cut surface of the upper vertebra shows a healthy bone structure, while the middle level displays an osteoporotic bone structure. The lower vertebra shows advanced osteoporosis with depressed superior and inferior endplates, also known as a “fish vertebra”. The osteoporotic vertebral bones have a significantly reduced density. The osteoporosis model is mounted on a stable base, and for detailed examination the individual vertebral bodies can be removed from the stand.

Product details:

Osteoporosis model by HeineScientific
Depiction of 3 vertebral bodies
Different osteoporotic bone structures, including fish vertebra
Mounted on a stable base
Base dimensions: 11 x 6 cm
Height: 17 cm

Miniature Pelvis with Foetus
This pelvic model shows a woman’s pelvis at around the 40th week of pregnancy. The foetus is shown in a sleeping position and secured in the uterus with a magnet. It can be removed from the model for closer inspection.

Shows the pelvis of a pregnant woman at around the 40th week of pregnancy
The foetus can be removed from the uterus
Surrounding structures, such as the urinary bladder or spine, are clearly visible
Size (H x W x D): 17.5 x 16.5 x 11.5 cm

Simulation model for training breast examination
The breast palpation trainer is a simulation model used to train palpation examinations or to instruct patients in performing a self-examination. The model is made of soft PVC and features several lumps that can be felt.

Breast palpation trainer overview

- Model of a female breast
- For training and instruction in palpation examination
- Material: soft PVC
- Several lumps can be palpated
- Mounted on a white plastic base

Female pelvis skeleton model
The female pelvis model from HeineScientific accurately depicts the bony structures of the female pelvis and makes the sex-specific differences very easy to recognise. Thanks to the use of special plastics, the surface texture and colour of this pelvis model look particularly natural; the fibrocartilage structure of the pubic symphysis is realistically reproduced.

Product details:
- Female pelvis skeleton model
- Sex-specific differences clearly recognisable
- Made from special plastic for a particularly natural appearance
- Produced from a cast of the pelvis of an adult woman

Depicted structures
- Sacrum (os sacrum)
- Sacroiliac joint (iliosacral joint)
- Ilium (os ilium)
- Iliac crest (crista iliaca)
- Anterior iliac spine (spina iliaca anterior)
- Obturator foramen
- Acetabulum
- Pubis (os pubis) with pubic arch (arcus pubis)
- Pubic symphysis (symphysis)
- Ischium (os ischii)

Human skull skeleton model, disassemblable
This skull model has been manufactured in an extremely realistic and detailed way, as all dimensions correspond to the average skull size of an adult. The skull model is not only suitable for use in medical practices; thanks to its particularly robust design, it can also be used very well in schools and training centres. The skullcap can be removed and the jaw can be opened and closed in a lifelike manner; it is made of durable plastic. In addition, 3 teeth can be removed from the jaw.

Life-size spine skeleton model
This spine model is a cast taken from a real human spine and therefore shows the structures of the spine in particularly true-to-detail form. A herniated disc can be seen in the lumbar region; the femoral heads are mounted to move. The spine model can be suspended freely on a metal frame. The metal stand is included.

Depicted structures
- Base of skull
- Spine with individual vertebrae
- The paired vertebral artery (arteria vertebralis)
- Intervertebral discs
- Spinal cord
- Spinal nerves
- Male pelvis with pubic symphysis
- Both femoral heads

Product data:

Height (overall): 86 cm

The plastic acupuncture model is manufactured in one piece and elaborately colour-designed. Meridians and acupuncture points are also clearly recognisable on this small version.

The small acupuncture figure from HeineScientific is suitable as a demonstration model for teaching purposes as well as an attractive decoration for the treatment room or reception area.

Product details:

Small acupuncture figure
Made from soft plastic
Coloured display of the meridians and acupuncture points
Model with base, manufactured in one piece
Overall height: 26 cm
Dimensions (L x H x W): 7.5 x 27 x 6 cm
Weight: 0.24 kg
Model colour: cream white
Acupuncture points in European notation

Spine Model with Pelvis
The spine model with pelvis is a life-size representation of a human spine with the adjacent pelvis. The focus of the spine model is on the physiological depiction of all vertebrae, the spinal nerves, the spinal cord and the so-called vertebral artery (arteria vertebralis). The spine model is ideal for use during patient consultations, as a vertebral injury and a slipped disc can be demonstrated on the skeletal model. The total height of the spine model is approx. 74 cm; it is supplied mounted on a metal stand.

The human auditory ossicles are individually embedded in transparent plastic.

Product data:

Weight: 0.06 kg

Longitudinal section through the right kidney showing all important structures.

Product data:

Weight: 0.9 kg
Dimensions: 8.5 x 19 x 26 cm

All structures of the median-sectioned brain are hand-painted, numbered and named on an enclosed leaflet. The right half can be disassembled into:

Frontal and parietal lobe
Brainstem with temporal and occipital lobe
Cerebellum

On removable base

Product data:

Weight: 0.9 kg
Size: 14 x 14 x 17.5 cm

With this highly detailed median-section model, both halves can be disassembled into:

Frontal lobe with parietal lobe
Temporal lobe with occipital lobe
Brainstem
Cerebellum

On a removable base

Product data:

Weight: 0.9 kg
Size: 14 x 14 x 17.5 cm

Median sectioned, this model of brain functions shows the colour-differentiated representation fields of the cerebral cortex on the right half. The left half also shows, colour-differentiated:

Precentral and postcentral region
Broca’s and Wernicke’s areas
Heschl’s gyrus
Cranial nerves
Ventricles

Both brain hemispheres can be dismantled into:

Frontal lobe with parietal lobe
Temporal lobe with occipital lobe
Half of the brainstem
Half of the cerebellum

On a removable base.
Product data:

Weight: 0.95 kg
Size: 14 x 14 x 17.5 cm

Enlarged and highly detailed section through the right hemisphere of the brain, including part of the skull. The pia mater has been removed. The model is double-sided and very distinctly coloured. One surface lies on the median line and includes a section through the falx cerebri. A sagittal section on the reverse exposes the lateral ventricle. The model is provided with 49 reference points, which are defined on an accompanying English-language information sheet.

Product data:

Weight: 0.9 kg
Size: 25 x 18 x 12 cm

This model shows both lateral ventricles, the 3rd and 4th ventricles and the cerebral aqueduct (Sylvian aqueduct). On stand.

Product data:

Weight: 0.6 kg
Size: 14 x 11 x 14 cm