Head and Neck, Three-Dimensional Model

The three-dimensional anatomical model of the head and neck is a didactic tool designed to facilitate the detailed study of human anatomy in educational environments. Manufactured in high-quality PVC and presented on a stable support base, it faithfully reproduces real-scale proportions, allowing a clear and precise visualization of the anatomical structures.

The design of the model combines a complete external representation on one of its sides with an internal section on the other, where sagittal and transversal cuts have been applied that allow observing the interior of the skull and the encephalic structures. This configuration facilitates the spatial understanding of the different anatomical components, improving learning at both basic and advanced levels.

The left hemisphere is composed of several detachable, numerically identified elements that allow individual analysis of structures such as the skull, the eye orbit, the encephalon, and the upper region of the head. Together, the model is divided into seven pieces, which enables direct interaction and a more detailed study of each component.

This model is especially suitable for educational centers, training laboratories, and teaching programs in biology, anatomy, and health sciences. Its robust design and ease of handling make it a practical and durable resource for visual and experimental learning.