Anatomically, the model shows the head with the brain, the entire torso with muscles, major vessels and organs and the beginning of the thighs. The following 32 parts can be removed and separated:
The head - can be separated into 2 parts
Brain half - only one is removable
M. sternocleidomastoid
Muscle arm - can be separated into 6 parts (M. deltoideus, M. biceps brachii, M. triceps brachii, M. palmaris longus, M. flexor carpi radialis, M. brachioradialis, M. extensor carpi radialis).
Left thigh
Thorax/abdominal wall with removable mammary gland
Both lungs - the front part can be removed so that the remaining lungs can be seen in a frontal section
The heart - can be separated into 2 parts
The liver with the gallbladder
Stomach - can be separated into 2 parts
Right kidney - the front part can be removed so that the remaining kidney can be seen in a frontal section
The intestinal system - can be separated into 4 parts
Female genitalia with fetus - can be separated into 3 parts
Male genitalia - can be separated into 4 parts
When all the above parts are removed, a cross-section of the neck with the muscles and other structures passing through is seen at the top. At the front of the neck, the throat, thyroid gland and trachea can also be seen.
In the chest cavity are seen the large vessels that run to and from the heart, the division of the trachea into the two main bronchi. On the left lung, the branches of the bronchial tree and associated arteries and veins can be followed into the lung tissue. At the back is the esophagus, which passes through the diaphragm into the abdominal cavity.
In the abdominal cavity, the kidneys, adrenal glands and ureters, spleen, aorta and inferior vena cava can be seen. In addition, a hint of the iliac crest and a large part of the musculature that makes up the body wall can be seen in this region.
