

It has the big relationships on it, and an amazing amount of detail for the price. This is a good model for helping reinforce concepts you have already learned, but I would not recommend it as a primary study source due to its lack of nerves.
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YOu can see the trachea form the outside and it could help you learn how to distinuish that anatomy. I would have like to pull it off and maybe have a carotid sheath underneath it. My other big complaint is that there is not any thing under the sternocleidomastoid. I would have preferred it to have more detachable muscles, especially the buccinator, but you can trace most of the arteries. On the right side you can see the main tongue muscle, and on the left some of the glands. The esophagus and trachea are also visible with the epiglottis more visible on the left side. Ah and I just noticed, I think it has a circle of willis lined out on the inside of the skull when you push it together.įrom the vertebrae back it is solid, but with differing textures. I'm not very good at identifying it perfectly, but I do see the concha which is one of my weak points. Most of the oral internal anatomy is also there. You can Also pull out and insert the left eye and it has awesome muscles on it along with a lacrimal gland. Unvortunately you can only pull of the sternocleidomastoid muscle on both sides and the zygomatic arch. There are lots of the arteries and veins, and several muscles detailed. I also find it okay there are no nerves, but they might make it too busy. Overall this is a good brain model for what I wanted not fantastic, but it also wasn't super expensive, I'll probably draw my own in with a permanent marker.

I think this is because one of the attachements happens here, but I do not feel the calcarine fissure, and thus the ability to delineate the lingual lobe is adequate. The one lobe that doesn't seem completely right is the occipital lobe. From this view you can see most of the normal sulci. I think I do see something I'd call the superior and inferior colliculus. Mamillary bodies and Pineal gland were not super evident. The corpus callosum, lateral, 3rd, 4th ventricle, and cerbral aqueduct are there. You can see the cerebellar tree appearance. They aren't all super clear but that's just like the real brainstem:) On pulling the brain apart you cut the 1/2 brain view. The brainstem has a very obvious pons with the appropriate nerves coming out. Looking at the ventral surface of the whole brain you can see the olfactory tract. On the exterior of the brain are the arteries. The cerbellum is brown with less delineation of the vermis than I"m used to seeing, but it's not a very big deal, they just kinda drew a line on either side of it.

You can see the gyri clearly and the brain anatomical relationships are preserved. I'm going to review the brain and head sections separately as a restult of this.īrain= whole brain view is very good. I got this model mostly because it looked like it had a good brainstem on it, and it was next to impossible to find an affordable brainstem model.
