


Observe, understand and explain anatomy.
Representations suited to your audience
Examples in the range include the lung, bronchi, liver, brain and skull. The structures represented depend on what the model needs to help users observe and explain.
Design on request
Models can be designed using a specification or patient data. The anatomical region, structures to be made visible and educational purpose are defined with the BONE 3D team.
Anatomy
Structures represented
- Structures selected according to the anatomical region and educational project
Educational use
Observe and explain
- Identifying the structures shown
- Demonstrating and explaining anatomy
- Discussion between trainers, learners and healthcare professionals
The range
Models and configurations
Choose a model according to your educational objectives. Our team confirms the references, included components and required consumables.
Lung
Example of an anatomical model shown in the catalogue.
Bronchi
Example of a representation for explaining bronchial anatomy.
Liver
Example of an anatomical model shown in the catalogue.
Brain
Example of an anatomical representation of the brain.
Skull
Example of a model for explaining maxillofacial anatomy.
These examples are anatomical models that are not designed for surgical procedures. Dedicated simulators provide the properties needed to perform a surgical technique.
Product documentation : Care education and training brochure (French), Slides 5–6, pages 10–11.. Configuration to be confirmed with our team.
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