SKU: SKU: EZG310
Erler-Zimmer Heart model, natural size, 2 parts
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This high-quality heart model offers a vivid representation of the internal heart structures and is ideal for anatomy teaching, nursing training and patient counseling .
The removable front panel allows a clear view of the internal structures of the heart , including:
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Atria and ventricles
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Heart valves : aortic, mitral, pulmonary and tricuspid valves
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Heart muscle, fatty tissue, arteries and veins
All elements are hand-painted in detail to ensure the most realistic appearance possible. The included attachable learning card (bilingual: German/English) describes the anatomical structures clearly and understandably.
Made of unbreakable plastic, the model is removable and mounted on a sturdy base , making it particularly durable and practical to use – whether in the classroom, in the clinic or during a consultation.
Areas of application:
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Training in medicine, nursing, biology & physiotherapy
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Teaching at schools, universities & clinics
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Patient education on cardiovascular diseases
Advantages at a glance:
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Removable front panel for viewing the interior of the heart
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Representation of all relevant heart valves and structures
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Detailed hand-painted for realistic representation
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Incl. bilingual flashcard (DE/EN)
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Mounted on a base – stable and removable
Further information:
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Supports the understanding of heart function, valve mechanics & circulation
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Ideal for visualizing blood flow & pathological changes
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Compact and robust – perfect for repeated use in teaching and consulting
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Manufacturer:
Erler-Zimmer GmbH & Co. KG
Hauptstrasse 27
77886 Lauf
Deutschland
Tel: +49 07841 / 67191-0
Email: info@erler-zimmer.de
VAT ID number: Achtung! Medizinisches Ausbildungsmaterial, kein Spielzeug. Nicht geeignet für Personen unter 14 Jahren. Attention! Medical training material, not a toy. Not suitable for persons under 14 years of age.
