Wednesday, April 16, 2008

ADVANCED HUMAN SKIN MODELS

Human Skin





The skin covers the human body. Although we rarely think of it as such, it also an organ - the body's largest organ. It has a surface area of 2.4 square yards and weighs about 11 pounds. Its tough surface layer, the epidermis, continually replaces itself to repair wear and tear and keep out water, dust, germs and harmful ultraviolet rays from the sun. Under this a thicker layer, the dermis, is packed with nerves, blood vessel and stringy fibers of the body proteins, collagen and elastin. Our anatomical models of the skin fall into two broad areas - basic and advanced. They are suitable for medical studies and are very helpful for patient education in dematology.
Advanced Human Skin Models
6-in-1 Front Face 6-in-1 Back Face
6-in-1 Front Face
This three-dimensional model of the human skin has been enlarged 75 times. It is so comprehensive in its coverage of subjects that it has been called six models in one. The front face compares and contrasts normal healthy skin from three different body regions: the palm or sole (totally hairless) the axilla or armpit (sparsely endowed with hair), the scalp (completely hirsute). The epidermis, dermis and hypodermis, as well as the glands, hair follicles, nerves and receptors are all sculpted in full relief with contrasting colors. 46 features are identified in the accompanying key. The back face shows the progressive severity of injury caused by burns - from the reddening and transitory damage of the first-degree burn, the blistering, often permanent damage of the second-degree burn, to the deep charring and permanent tissue destruction of the third-degree burn. Burn segments are fully labeled directly on the model. Measuring 16 x 3 x 10 inches, the model is mounted on a 6 x 18 inch hardwood base.
70X Skin Model Block
This unique model of the skin shows a section in three- dimensional form. Individual skin layers are differentiated and important structures such as hair, sebaceous and sweat glands, receptors, nerves and vessels are shown in detail. Mounted on baseboard. 44 x 24 x 23cm

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