Human Brain Model (4 Parts)
The Human Brain Model (4 Parts) is a detailed anatomical model designed to demonstrate the major structures and regions of the human brain. It is ideal for anatomy, neurology, medical education, and laboratory training.
The Human Brain Model (4 Parts) is a detailed educational anatomical model that provides a three-dimensional representation of the human brain. The brain is medially divided into two halves, with the right half further divided into the frontal and parietal lobes, brainstem, temporal lobe, and occipital lobe for detailed study.
The model is mounted on a removable base and includes a numbered key card for easy identification of anatomical structures. Its detachable design allows students and healthcare professionals to examine the different brain regions through hands-on learning. It is suitable for medical schools, universities, biology laboratories, neurology training, and anatomy demonstrations.
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