Human Anatomy Torso Model for Teaching

Description

The Human Anatomy Torso Model, also known as human anatomical torso models or removable organ anatomy models, are designed for teaching human anatomy, internal organ structures and body systems in educational environments. These anatomical teaching models provide three-dimensional representations of the human torso, helping students understand the positioning and relationships of organs within the body. The range includes three different configurations to accommodate various classroom and teaching requirements.

The Male & Female Biological Torso Sexless Model (LC-80-BI1317-01) stands 850 mm high and consists of 24 parts. This Technos model features bright anatomical colouring, an exposed spine and removable components for studying the major internal organs. The 24-part model includes a torso, female breast plate, head, eyeball, brain, vertebral and spinal nerve components, two lung parts, two heart parts, liver, kidney, two stomach parts, four intestinal parts, three male genital components and three female genital components with a fetus. Its interchangeable male and female reproductive organs allow educators to demonstrate anatomical differences using one model. The female reproductive assembly includes a representation of a fetus within the uterus.

The Half Life Size Biological Torso Sexless Model (LC-80-BI1320-01) measures 520 mm high and is manufactured from plastic. Its smaller format provides an alternative for classrooms and teaching spaces where a compact anatomical model is preferred. The number of removable components has not been specified for this variation. The Sexless Biological Torso Model (LC-80-BI1322-01) stands 850 mm high and consists of 17 parts. It is based on the interchangeable-sex-organ torso design but excludes the interchangeable male and female genital assemblies. The sexless model features detailed representations of the head, neck, thorax, abdomen and spinal structures. Its open torso design allows students to examine the internal arrangement of organs and their relationships to surrounding anatomical structures.

The removable components include sections of the brain, eye, lungs, heart, kidneys, stomach, liver, intestines, pancreas, duodenum, spleen, thoracic aorta, oesophagus and vertebral structures. The accompanying anatomical identification key helps students recognise numbered body structures. The removable vertebra and spinal cord components support demonstrations of the vertebral column, spinal nerves and associated anatomical structures. These features are particularly useful for studying the nervous and skeletal systems.

The torso models are suitable for biology education, human physiology lessons, anatomical demonstrations and introductory medical training. Their three-dimensional construction allows students to examine organ placement and body structures beyond conventional textbook illustrations. Care Instructions: Handle removable organs carefully and avoid forcing components into position. Clean the models using suitable non-abrasive methods and store detachable parts securely when not in use. Each variation is supplied as one Biological Torso Model in the selected configuration, with the components specified for that model.

LabChoice Australia supplies biological anatomy models and educational science equipment for secondary schools, universities, biology departments, medical teaching facilities and training institutions across Australia.