NEW HORIZON Life Size Medical Human Foot Ankle Model, Anatomy Foot Skeleton Model W/Tibia Fibula, Right, Fully Articulated, Human Skeleton Model for Artificial limbs for medical instruction purposes

Date First Available: February 27, 2022

• LIFE SIZE HUMAN FOOT ANATOMY SKELETON: The Medical Foot Skeleton Model l is designed to depict the anatomy of the foot structures for humans; is cast from real human specimen, which preserve maximum bone details and all scientific features of human foot structures; 360 degrees on the plastic base
• This life size human skeleton anatomy model of the human foot shows all the bones of a right foot including fibula, tibia, tarsal, metatarsus, and phalanges; The accuracy of this anatomical skeleton model set is the perfect study tool for anatomy students
• This bone box model details bones structure, texture, and natural ankle, toe, and joint movement; and offers a medical study quality model for anatomy and art students;
• The disarticulated human skeleton foot and toes bones are held in place with flexible Stainless wire that can be moved back and forth; The ankle bones feature a strong elastic bungee to depict natural movement of Ankle during daily foot movements; This articulated skeleton is flexible but designed to hold together firmly.
• Constructed of high quality：non-toxic PVC, This anatomical skeleton foot simulates the texture and structure of real human bones; Designed to be easily cleaned and to withstand high temperatures; This articulated skeleton includes a plastic base that is 4.3 by 4.3 inches (11 cm) and stands at 1 inch (2.5 cm) with a 1.5 inch (3.8 cm) insert pole that fits into the skeleton heel. The Foot skeleton model can be taken off from the stand easily for close examination or demonstration.
• This bone model can easily be decorated and altered in color for medical study purposes, art reference, and Halloween decoration. It can be used for kinesiology, orthopedic surgeons, and other medical professionals for patient education to show clients exactly how their body works and explain anatomy;
• Date First Available: February 27, 2022