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Anatomy poster - Skeletal system II

Anatomy poster - Skeletal system II

EA1-PHY21II-5070-DK

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Advanced anatomy poster about the skeletal system, which focuses on a visual and aesthetic presentation of the skeletal system including selected individual bones including complete nomenclature in Latin and local language, e.g. Danish.

The illustrations include:

- The skeleton seen from the front and back
- The spine seen from the side
- The rib
- Atlas and Axis
- Lower jaw
- Vertebra (L2)
- The foot seen from above and below


Grouped text with Latin
The text is grouped according to the main names of the bones, under which all relevant osseous landmarks, except edges and surfaces (margo et facies), are indicated in pure Latin as well as local nicknames in e.g. Danish. The grouping follows the standard specification in the syllabus for anatomy in, among others, medicine and physiotherapy studies.


Hand-drawn drawings for a truly original aesthetic. eAnatomi invests in real illustrations, created by our specially selected and skilled illustrators, who spend countless hours, weeks and months getting all the details, shadows and landmarks indicated correctly. The work is enormous, we can reveal, and the result speaks for itself, with a great wealth of detail, created for the enjoyment of those who are to learn or learn from.

The poster is delivered in the format 50x70 cm, printed on SILK paper, suitable for framing.

Frame not included.

NOTE! If you want an even more advanced poster about the skeleton, you can also read about EA1 here , our most advanced poster to date about the musculoskeletal system.

 

Paper - suitable for framing. We have custom-made frames for this variant, while stocks last.

Hard plastic with ring holes - means an approx. 2 mm thick plastic on which the motifs are printed. This variant cannot be rolled, but instead hangs nicely on the wall without undulating. There are two ring holes in the top for hanging. The dimensions are 51x66 cm.

3D relief plastic print with a ring hole - is a thinner plastic on which the motifs are printed. Next, the plastic is shaped so that differences in depth appear on the motifs. Eg. all the subjects are lifted from the white background and superficial muscles are lifted more than deeper ones. The poster cannot be rolled up and hangs neatly on the wall. There is a central ring hole in the top for hanging. The dimensions are 45x68.5 cm.

2nd edition thin lamination with ring holes - This version was published in 2023 and includes minor changes in the expression of the motifs, where in particular the face has been changed and the font on the title. The poster is thinly laminated on both sides (without border) and can therefore be rolled up easily. The poster often has to be rolled in the opposite direction to hang flat on the wall. There are ring holes in the top for hanging. The dimensions are 51x66 cm.

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  • eAnatomi has been around since 2004.
  • Danish company founded and owned by Christian Birksø
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Customization

As one of the very few Anatomical Design Studios in the world, we do more than just provide ready made products. We also give you the possibility of customizing our original work to make it fit your style and brand and language.

From pharmaceutical promotion and Interior Design of one or multiple clinics to decoration of whole University anatomy departments we offer a custom solution for all.

  • International shipping

    We ship our product to most countries in the world and have dealers in certain countries for local distribution.

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  • No Risk Purchasing

    " We are confident that you will appreciate our products and what they can do for your learning and teaching environment. However, if you are not satisfied with your purchase, we offer a full refund guarantee - no questions asked."

    Christian Birksoe, CEO of eAnatomi and Anatomic Aesthetics

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