Anatomically, the model shows the head, torso, shoulders and the beginning of the thighs. No genitalia are visible. From the head and torso the following 17 parts can be taken (mentioned from the top down):
The whole head
Left hemisphere with left part of cerebellum and brainstem. Can be divided into 4 pieces
Left eye with eye muscles and optic nerve
The heart, which can also be divided into 2
Half of each lung
Stomach (in one piece)
The liver and gallbladder (in one piece)
The pancreas, the entire small intestine and most of the large intestine (all in one piece)
A "flap" of the intestinal wall at the caecum can be lifted off so that the lumen of the large intestine is seen
Approx. half of the right kidney saw i.a. pith and bark are seen
Approx. half of the bladder
7th thoracic vertebra
The remaining part of the model (mentioned from the top downwards) primarily shows the base of the skull (left side), an outline of the opposite side of the brain, the left part of the mouth and nasal cavity which is open and the neck with the throat, thyroid gland & large blood vessels.
The remaining parts of the lungs, trachea, main bronchi, esophagus and diaphragm are seen in the chest cavity. In the abdominal cavity you can see muscles, the spleen, larger arteries & veins, kidneys, adrenal glands and ureters. Furthermore, hints of the iliac crest, the front of a lumbar vertebra, a bit of the sigmoid colon and the beginning of the rectum are seen in the pelvis.
Furthermore, blood and lymphatic vessels can be seen in a small area on the front of the left thigh as well as the exposed back with vertebrae, nerves, blood vessels and musculature from the upper neck joint to the sacrum/coccyx.
A great many anatomical partial waists are seen, and these examples can be highlighted:
The left hemisphere with the left part of the cerebellum and the brainstem is seen in great detail, because it can all be divided into 4 pieces
An insight into the special tissue of the kidneys with marrow, cortex, renal pelvis and blood vessels
The unique opportunity to see the different tissues of the back from the spinal cord to the skin, as a vertebra can be removed
