Skull shows the characteristics of prenatal development during the 30th week of pregnancy. The fontanelle is visible and allows students to study the anatomy of the fetal skull with ease. Mounted on a durable base with movable jaw. 3-1/2 in. x 3-1/2 in. x 3-1/2 in.
The Human Fetal Skull (SB50958) provides an accurate and detailed representation of the fetal skull anatomy, ideal for studying prenatal cranial development. This model highlights key features such as fontanelles, sutures, and underdeveloped bone structures, making it an essential tool for understanding fetal and neonatal skull morphology.
Designed for use in medical education, obstetrics, pediatrics, and anatomy courses, the model helps explain fetal development, childbirth considerations, and pediatric cranial conditions. Its durable, life-like construction ensures reliability in both classroom and clinical environments.
Features:
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Accurate representation of fetal skull anatomy
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Highlights fontanelles, sutures, and cranial bone structure
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Useful for teaching prenatal development and pediatric care
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Ideal for obstetric, pediatric, and anatomy education
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Durable construction for repeated instructional use
