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Shoulder Implant Demonstration Model

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Human Pelvis Bone Model for Medical Practicing

This model is used to practice orthopedics instrument operation, simulation practice, it is an ideal preoperative teaching / practice artificial bone.

Solid Foam,C1-C7 Cervical Vertebra Bones Model

Model Type: Normal Anatomy Material: Solid Foam

Lumbar Spine Anatomy Model For Medical Practicing

This model is used to practice hand trauma department of orthopedics doctor instrument operation, simulation demonstration of implantation in bone, simulation practice, preoperative teaching mode of artificial bone.

Orthopaedic Implants Model Tibia Bone for Doctor Teaching

Working with real bone with similar forces being required to tap and drill our models.Foam cortical shell.

Medical Supply Human Surgery Practice Femur Model

Bones used for teaching and practice before orthopedic surgery.Foam cortical shell.

Orthopedics Operation Bone Medical Teaching Simulated Sacrum

Orthopaedic bones are designed to be cut, drilled, tapped, or gouged with standard instruments - hand or powered. Each bones model can be used over again for a number of different exercises.

Solid Foam Material Orthopaedic Simulated Humerus

Orthopaedic bones are designed to be cut, drilled, tapped, or gouged with standard instruments - hand or powered. Each bones model can be used over again for a number of different exercises.

Medical Supply Human Surgery Practice Bone Radius

They have been developed primarily for orthopaedic surgical education.

PU Material Orthopedic Surgery Practice and Demonstration vertebra Bone

Medical Surgery Practice Model，Foam cortical shell.

Medical Supplier Artificial Ulna Teaching Model

Medical Supplier Artificial Bone.Orthopaedic bones are designed to be cut, drilled, tapped, or gouged with standard instruments - hand or powered. Each bones model can be used over again for a number of different exercises.