Description

The Human Placenta Model is a scientifically accurate anatomical model designed to demonstrate the structure, function, and connection between mother and fetus. It vividly illustrates the placental tissue, umbilical cord, and fetal membranes, making it an essential visual tool for medical, nursing, and biology education.

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✅ Key Features

🧠 Detailed Representation of Placental Anatomy
Depicts the maternal and fetal sides of the placenta, umbilical cord attachment, and blood vessel branching, providing a realistic understanding of nutrient and gas exchange processes.

👶 Fetal and Maternal Circulation Pathways
Clearly shows how oxygen and nutrients are transferred from the mother to the fetus and how waste products are returned, making it perfect for teaching fetal physiology.

🩺 Durable & Accurate Construction
Crafted from high-quality, medical-grade PVC, ensuring durability, easy cleaning, and long-lasting use in classroom and laboratory settings.

🧩 Mounted on a Sturdy Base
The model is securely fixed on a non-slip base for safe handling and convenient demonstration during lectures and lab sessions.

🎓 Ideal for Medical & Nursing Education
Perfect for gynecology, obstetrics, midwifery, and anatomy classes, helping students visualize the crucial role of the placenta in fetal development.

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📊 Technical Specifications

Parameter Specification

Product Name Human Placenta Model
Material Medical-grade PVC
Representation Fetal & Maternal Sides of Placenta with Umbilical Cord
Size Life-size / Educational Display Scale
Mounting On durable base
Applications Medical, Nursing, and Biology Education

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🎯 Applications

Obstetrics and gynecology training

Fetal and maternal health education

Nursing and midwifery courses

Anatomy and physiology studies

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💡 Why Choose This Human Placenta Model?

✅ Highly detailed representation of placental structure
✅ Ideal for explaining fetal development and maternal exchange
✅ Durable, washable, and built for long-term classroom use
✅ Essential for medical, nursing, and biological training