Poster about the spine in English
Poster about the spine in English
SKU:EA1-92113
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The spine poster is one of our most popular titles. The poster illustrates the normal anatomy of the spine.
Posters several illustrations which make up the following;
- Large illustration showing a lateral view of the spine with markings of the atlas and axis, cervical, thoracic and lumbar vertebrae as well as the sacrum and coccyx.
- Detailed separate illustrations with multiple angles of;
- atlas and axis (C1 and C2)
- fifth cervical vertebra (C5)
- seventh (T7) and eleventh (T11) thoracic vertebra with intervertebral disc (disc)
- second lumbar vertebra (L2)
- the sacrum (sacrum)
- tailbone (coccygis)
The poster is 51x66 cm, laminated and without ring holes. Lamination rings surround the entire poster with a 5 mm edge and therefore make the poster completely water-resistant and durable. It is possible to use white markers without damaging the poster.
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- 14 day refund policy
- eAnatomi has been around since 2004.
- Own warehouse in Glostrup
- Danish company founded and owned by Christian Birksø


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.
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International shipping
Read more about shippingWe ship our product to most countries in the world and have dealers in certain countries for local distribution.
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Read more about our refund policy" 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