Description

The Fetus Skeleton Model is a highly detailed and anatomically precise representation of a human fetal skeleton, meticulously crafted to demonstrate the early stages of human skeletal development. This model is ideal for medical, nursing, and biology students, providing an accurate visual and tactile understanding of fetal bone formation, ossification centers, and anatomical proportions.

Made from durable, medical-grade PVC, the model replicates every major bone of a human fetus with remarkable accuracy—perfect for teaching, demonstration, and museum display.

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✅ Key Features

👶 True-to-Life Anatomical Accuracy
Represents the complete skeletal structure of a human fetus, showcasing bone proportions, spinal curvature, and skull development.

🔬 High Educational Value
Helps medical and nursing students understand fetal bone growth, ossification points, and developmental anatomy.

🧴 Durable, Long-Lasting Construction
Made from premium, non-toxic PVC resistant to wear, chemicals, and moisture.

⚙️ Mounted on a Stable Base
Securely positioned on a display stand for easy examination and demonstration.

🩺 Ideal for Classroom & Demonstration Use
Suitable for anatomy labs, obstetrics and gynecology teaching, and developmental biology education.

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📊 Technical Specifications

Parameter Specification

Model Fetus Skeleton
Material Medical-grade PVC
Height Approx. 25–30 cm (varies with model stage)
Structure Complete fetal skeletal system
Mounting Fixed on durable stand
Finish Natural bone color
Usage Educational & display purposes

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🎓 Applications

Medical colleges and anatomy departments

Obstetrics and gynecology demonstrations

Developmental biology research and education

Anatomy museums and student displays

Visual aid for prenatal and embryology studies

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💡 Why Choose This Fetus Skeleton Model?

✅ Accurate and detailed fetal bone structure
✅ Excellent teaching aid for human development studies
✅ Durable, safe, and easy to maintain
✅ Mounted for stability and clear visualization
✅ Perfect for both professional and academic environments