Skin Section

The three-dimensional model of the cutaneous integument is a didactic tool designed for the detailed representation of the structure of human skin. Manufactured with resistant materials, it allows for a clear and enlarged visualization of the three fundamental layers: epidermis, dermis, and hypodermis, facilitating the understanding of their anatomical and functional organization.

The model incorporates key annexed structures such as hair follicles, sebaceous glands, and sweat glands, as well as components of the nervous system—sensory endings and nerve fibers—and the vascular system, including blood and lymphatic capillaries. This integration allows for a complete view of the function of the cutaneous tissue.

With a 60x magnification, it offers a high level of detail that facilitates the study of the interactions between the different structures of the skin. Its three-dimensional design improves spatial perception and promotes practical learning compared to two-dimensional representations.

It is presented mounted on a stable base that ensures its correct display and handling in educational environments. Its dimensions (170 × 170 × 180 mm) make it suitable for both classrooms and training laboratories.

This model is especially useful in the teaching of anatomy, dermatology, nursing, and health sciences, constituting an effective resource for the visual explanation of the cutaneous structure and its functions in academic and training contexts.