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This skin relief model shows a section through the three layers of the hair-covered skin of the head. The skin section shows:
- Representation of hair follicles with sebaceous glands
- Sweat glands
- Receptors
- Nerves
- Vessels
The skin section ...
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The two halves of this skin relief model show the three layers of hairy and hairless skin in order to make clear the differences of the skin layers. This skin model features detail with hair follicles, sebaceous glands, sweat glands, receptor, nerves and vessels. This skin model is a great tool for demonstrating the anatomy of the human ...
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This unique skin model shows a section of human skin in three dimensional form. Individual skin layers are differentiated, and important structures of the skin such as hair, sebaceous and sweat glands, receptors, nerves and vessels are shown in detail. The high quality skin block model is mounted on baseboard. Demonstrating the anatomy ...
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The skin model shows the microscopic structure of the human skin in great detail. With the help of the different skin sections of the hairless skin (for example palm of hand) and the hairy skin (for example forearm) the different skin cell layers as well as the embedded sweat glands, touch receptor, blood vessels, nerves and a hair with ...
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This 3B Scientific® Skin Pathology model shows healthy skin and 5 different stages of malignant melanoma on the front and back, enlarged 8 times:
- healthy
- malignant cells are found at the surface, within the epidermis
- malignant cells fill the epidermis, a few invade the papillary ...
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Six skin models in one. The front face, compares and contrasts the normal healthy skin from three different body regions; the palm or sole (totally hairless), the axilla or armpit (sparsely endowed with hair), and the scalp (completely hirsute). The back of the model illustrates the progressive severity of skin injury caused by burns ...
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