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CT bronchi with larynx 3D model via tomographic data with lungs
CT bronchi with larynx 3D model via tomographic data with lungs
If you are looking for a model that uniquely reproduces the realistic structure of the bronchial tree, right down to the segmental bronchi, we recommend this one. Since the model also includes transparent lungs, the model is ideal for obtaining a spatial understanding of the location of the individual lung segments.
The model was created from computer tomographic data from a human (male, 40 years old) and is therefore able to depict the actual relationships between the components of the bronchial tree, and the location of the individual segmental bronchi, very precisely.
Of structures, the model shows the larynx, trachea and bronchial tree. The larynx can be removed at the level of the second tracheal cartilage and can be further divided in the saggital plane so that the inside of the larynx becomes visible. The lungs are also removable.
The larynx (epiglottis) is movable, and the bronchial tree itself is made of an elastic material that makes it flexible.
The model has the dimensions 22 x 18 x 37 cm (length x width x height) and weighs 1.905 kg. The model is delivered on a white stand.
Anatomical features
Anatomical features
Anatomically, this model focuses on the location of the various segmental bronchi, but the model also shows the lungs, trachea and larynx with the hyoid bone (os hyoideum).
The trachea divides into a left and right main bronchus, each of which divides into 2 and 3 lobed bronchi, respectively. These, along with the throat, are pictured in white.
The lap bronchi divide into segmental bronchi, each of which supplies an area (segment) of the lungs with air. On the model, the individual segmental bronchi are depicted in different transparent colors to make it easier to distinguish them from each other.
On the model, the lungs are reproduced in a transparent material, which makes it possible to see the different segmental bronchi from the outside. In addition, the various furrows that divide the lung tissue into lobes (fissura obliqua and fissura horizontalis) can be seen. The lungs can be detached so that the bronchial tree can be studied in detail.
Product flexibility
Product flexibility
Clinical features
Clinical features
Clinically, the model can be used to understand disease states involving the larynx, trachea and bronchial tree. For example, bronchiectasis, chronic bronchitis or epiglottitis.
Furthermore, the model can be used to understand examination methods such as bronchoscopy or the installation of a tracheostomy.
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