Collection: Anatomical models

Selling anatomical models is the main element of eAnatomy, although we also spend a lot of resources on developing our own anatomical materials such as posters. Anatomical models are used for various purposes and can both show defined tissue, organs and organ systems. If you are looking for a simple model of bone tissue or perhaps an advanced torso model based on MRI technology, you can find it all at eanatomi.dk.



Anatomical models are used for many different purposes, such as teaching & learning, as an aid in medical consultation and as decoration. Most people have probably seen a skeleton in a classroom, a knee model at the doctor's or perhaps a candle in a skull at a party or in some other way.



Our selection of anatomical models is primarily grouped into organs and organ systems, such as brain models and the digestive system. Due to due to the incredible size of the body, some of these committees are further subdivided. This can be seen, among other things, in the musculoskeletal system, where specific selections such as foot models, hand models and models of spines make it easier for you to find exactly the anatomical model you are interested in.



All our selection of anatomical models is composed on the basis of many years of experience, high professionalism and common sense. It is a fact that our customers demand both high and lower quality. Therefore, our selection includes both. Often it can be sensed from the price whether the product is of high or lower quality, but we also make a point of formulating this in the product descriptions. The difference can be seen, for example, in our selection of heart models, where this enlarged and highly detailed heart model) is of a completely different quality than this classic heart model.

It must be emphasized that we do not sell models of such a low quality that it is indefensible.



Some may ask what the difference in quality is. It depends on the individual anatomical model. If the model includes, for example, many small bones such as a foot model, the quality is determined in particular by how well the human bone tissue is reproduced in the model (i.e. small projections, depressions etc. in the bone tissue). If the anatomical model includes many soft parts such as ligaments, vessels, nerves and the like (such as this complete hand model), the quality is determined by whether these anatomical structures include small and important details, are placed anatomically correctly and lifelike in appearance. Often the educational angle also plays a role. A model that can be separated into many parts is, all else equal, better than a model that cannot be separated at all. Examples of anatomical models of unsalable low quality are models that include anatomical errors, break easily and/ do not reproduce the respective tissue(s) in a lifelike manner.



Should it happen that you are looking for an anatomical model that cannot be found on eanatomi.dk, we will be happy to hear from you.