3B All Produts (363)
3B Dual Sex 6-part Urinary System
Model#: 3B223This Urinary System all-in-one-model shows: Structures of retroperitoneal cavity Large and small pelvis with bones and muscles Inferior vena cava Aorta with its branches including iliacal vessels Upper urinary tract Rectum Kidney with adrenal gland....
3B Kidney Stone Model
Model#: 3B222The kidney stone model is a helpful tool to inform patients about kidney stones (nephrolithiasis) and urinary stones (urolithiasis). Shown in the kidney stone model is an opened right kidney in natural size. The renal...
3B Gallstone Model
Model#: 3B220This graphic gallstone model for patient education shows the anatomy of the biliary system and its surroundings in half natural size. Both acute inflammation (cholecystitis) and the tissue changes caused by chronic inflammation can be...
3B 3B MICROanatomyâ„¢ Digestive Tract
Model#: 3B217The 3B MICROanatomy™ Digestive System model illustrates the structure of the fine tissues of four characteristic sections of the digestive system: Esophagus Stomach Small intestine Large intestine The front of the 3B MICROanatomy™ Digestive System...
3B Kidneys w/ rear organs Upper abdomen 3-part
Model#: 3B216This high quality Kidney model with rear organs of the upper abdomen model combines kidney models K22/1 and K22/2 depicting the anatomy of the human urinary system and digestive system. The upper abdominal organs are...
3B Rear organs of the upper abdomen
Model#: 3B215The upper abdomen organ model shows the duodenum (partially opened), gall bladder (opened) and bile ducts (opened), the pancreas (revealing large ducts), the spleen and the surrounding vessels in natural size. The model illustrates the...
3B Kidneys w/ vessels 2-part
Model#: 3B214This kidney model shows the kidneys with suprarenal glands, the outgoing ureters, the renal vessels and the large vessels situated close to the kidneys in natural size. The front half of the right kidney can...
3B Digestive System 3-part
Model#: 3B213Life-size human digestive system model that demonstrates the entire digestive system in graphic relief. Digestive system features: Nose Mouth cavity and Pharynx Esophagus GI tract Liver with gall bladder Pancreas Spleen The duodenum, caecum and...
3B Digestive System 2-part
Model#: 3B212Life-size digestive system model that demonstrates the entire digestive system in graphic relief. Digestive System features: Nose Mouth cavity and Pharynx Esophagus GI tract Liver with gall bladder Pancreas Spleen The duodenum, caecum and rectum...
3B Stomach 3-part
Model#: 3B209The stomach model shows the different and individual layers of the stomach wall. The front half of the stomach is removable. Stomach depicts are: The lower esophagus Vessels Duodenum Pancreas Nerves Stomach delivered on stand...
3B MICROanatomy™ Kidney
Model#: 3B207The 3B MICROanatomy™ Kidney is an extremely detailed model which shows the morphologic/functional units of the kidney. The kidney structures are greatly magnified. Six model zones illustrate the following fine-tissue structures of the human kidney...
3B Kidney w/ Adrenal Gland 2-part
Model#: 3B206This high quality human kidney model shows: Kidney with adrenal gland Renal and adrenal vessels of the kidney Upper portion of ureter for the human kidney The front half of the kidney is removable to...
3B 3 Part Skin Model
Model#: 3B200The model consists of three individual parts on a common stand that represent sections of the human skin with a magnification of 80x. Anatomical differences of the skin sections are didactically represented in an understandable...
3B Skin Cancer Model
Model#: 3B199This 3B Scientific® Skin Pathology model shows healthy skin and 5 different stages of malignant melanoma on the front and back, enlarged 8 times: healthy malignant cells are found at the surface, within the epidermis...
3B Skin Section w/ hair
Model#: 3B198The skin model shows the microscopic structure of the human skin in great detail. With the help of the different skin sections of the hairless skin (for example palm of hand) and the hairy skin...
