Disarticulated Human Skeleton

Overview

Disarticulated Human Skeleton (GD/A11103) is a General Doctor educational model by Shanghai Honglian. Its documented features include Individual Bones, Skeletal Anatomy and Hands-on Study. SIMUTEC can help you specify it for your teaching programme. Put individual bones at the centre of the lesson. GD/A11103 is a disarticulated human skeleton for hands-on skeletal study, allowing teaching to focus on separate bones rather than only an assembled display. It supports identification exercises and instructor-led discussion of bony features. Ideal for: Anatomy departments, medical students and practical osteology classes. What is the GD/A11103 Disarticulated Human Skeleton? Disarticulated Human Skeleton (GD/A11103) is a General Doctor educational model by Shanghai Honglian. Its documented features include Individual Bones, Skeletal Anatomy and Hands-on Study. SIMUTEC can help you specify it for your teaching programme. What does disarticulated mean for this teaching model? The model presents individual bones separately for study rather than as a fully assembled skeleton. How does GD/A11103 differ from an assembled skeleton? GD/A11103 emphasises individual-bone study. An assembled skeleton is useful for viewing the framework and relationships of bones together. Planning a teaching station with GD/A11103? Share your course objectives, required quantity and delivery location with SIMUTEC for a quotation and configuration guidance.