HOT ! Denoyer Geppert Anatomical ModelCardiopulmonary Model

Cardiopulmonary System (Heart and Respiratory Organs)Fully three-dimensional and mounted on a hardwood base, this life-size unbreakable plastic model includes lungs, trachea, heart, esophagus, and complete larynx with vocal cords, all in their natural position.The right half of the larynx can be removed, as well as the heart and half of the left lung, which exposes the bifurcation off the trachea and bronchial tree, the pulmonary arteries and veins. The heart itself splits in halves to show its four chambers and valves, thus providing understanding of the directional blood flow there. Pulmonary circulation can also be easily traced, and with major vessels of the systemic circulation depicted, blood flow through the entire body can be demonstrated.Hyoid boneGreater horn of hyoid boneLesser horn of hyoid boneMedian thyrohyoid ligamentLateral thyrohyoid ligamentThyrohyoid membraneThyroid cartilageSuperior horn of thyroid cartilageInferior horn of thyroid cartilageEpiglottisArytenoid cartilageCricoid cartilageCricothyroid ligamentCricotracheal ligamentCricothyroid muscleThyroid glandTracheal cartilagesVocal cordsEsophagusTracheaBifurcation of tracheaRight bronchusLeft bronchusRight lungLeft lungHeartRight atriumLeft atriumRight ventricleLeft ventricleBicuspid valveTricuspid valveSemilunar valve of pulmonary artery Semilunar valve of aortaAortaSuperior vena cavaInferior vena cavaPulmonary arteryPulmonary veinsRight coronary arteryLeft coronary arteryAnterior coronary veinsPosterior coronary veinsCoronary sinusRight innominate veinLeft innominate veinRight subclavian veinRight jugular veinLeft subclavian veinLeft jugular veinRight subclavian arteryRight carotid arteryLeft subclavian arteryLeft carotid arteryAortic archThoracic or descending aorta. Thoracic vertebraeIntervertebral disc