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School skeleton model "Oscar"

Detailed, life-size educational skeleton model on a wheeled stand. Anatomically accurate skeleton with spine, colour-coded spinal nerves, vertebral artery and dorsolateral disc herniation. Limbs visible, joints flexible.
A woman in a white lab coat and glasses uses a pointer to indicate the neck and upper chest of the life-size school skeleton model ‘Oscar’. Anatomically accurate with coloured spinal nerves and discs, on a wheeled stand.
Detailed view of the pelvis and lumbar spine of an anatomical school skeleton model, showing the spinal nerves, coloured intervertebral discs and a dorsolateral disc herniation. Flexible joint connections and a support rod are visible.
Detailed view of the ‘Oscar’ school anatomy model. Upper torso with spine, coloured spinal nerves, intervertebral discs and vertebral artery. Ribs, scapula and humerus are precisely modelled, demonstrating shoulder joint movements.
Side view of an anatomical spine model with white vertebral bodies, light blue intervertebral discs and protruding yellow spinal nerves. The red area indicates a dorsolateral disc herniation in the lower lumbar spine.
Lifelike, three-part skull model on a white background: upper jaw with eye sockets, nasal opening and cheekbones, separate skull cap and lower jaw with detailed teeth. Parts arranged separately.
Detailed, life-size educational skeleton model on a wheeled stand. Anatomically accurate skeleton with spine, colour-coded spinal nerves, vertebral artery and dorsolateral disc herniation. Limbs visible, joints flexible.
A woman in a white lab coat and glasses uses a pointer to indicate the neck and upper chest of the life-size school skeleton model ‘Oscar’. Anatomically accurate with coloured spinal nerves and discs, on a wheeled stand.
Detailed view of the pelvis and lumbar spine of an anatomical school skeleton model, showing the spinal nerves, coloured intervertebral discs and a dorsolateral disc herniation. Flexible joint connections and a support rod are visible.
Detailed view of the ‘Oscar’ school anatomy model. Upper torso with spine, coloured spinal nerves, intervertebral discs and vertebral artery. Ribs, scapula and humerus are precisely modelled, demonstrating shoulder joint movements.
Side view of an anatomical spine model with white vertebral bodies, light blue intervertebral discs and protruding yellow spinal nerves. The red area indicates a dorsolateral disc herniation in the lower lumbar spine.
Lifelike, three-part skull model on a white background: upper jaw with eye sockets, nasal opening and cheekbones, separate skull cap and lower jaw with detailed teeth. Parts arranged separately.

School skeleton model "Oscar"

CHF 306.—

excl. VAT, plus. Shipping costs

Product number: EZ-2960
Product information "School skeleton model "Oscar""

178 cm with stand

First-class reproduction of the skeleton of a male adult. The skeleton is manufactured according to our strict quality standards. The stable workmanship and robust design guarantee long-lasting quality even with intensive use.

THE FOLLOWING FEATURES MAKE OSCAR THE RIGHT CHOICE:
  • Excellent price-performance ratio
  • 3-year guarantee, lifelong repair service
  • Final assembly by hand in Germany
  • Made from durable, unbreakable plastic
  • Natural skeleton size
  • The teeth are manufactured separately and inserted individually into the jaw
  • The limbs can be easily and quickly removed and reattached using the quick-release fastener
  • Shoulders, hips and knees have flexible rubber joints that allow lifelike, gliding movement of the joints. This distinguishes Oscar favourably from the much more immobile models with metal hinges
  • The approximately 200 bones of the skeleton correspond in size and approximate weight to real human bones
  • The skeleton is anatomically correct and complete, showing all important structures and foramina
  • 5-beam roller stand, robust, smooth-running and removable
  • The spinal column of the skeleton shows the spinal nerves, the vertebral artery and a dorsolateral herniated disc
  • Height with stand: 178 cm, height without stand: approx. 160 cm
  • Weight: 9 kg

NATURAL MOBILITY OF THE JOINTS
Unlike skeletons with metal hinges, Oscar can move his joints freely. The joint surfaces slide over each other and are not unnaturally far apart, as is often the case with other models. This means that not only rotational movements can be reproduced, but also all sliding movements in the joint. Thanks to the quick-release fastener, the joints can be detached and rejoined in a flash. Removing extremities is therefore child's play.

IDEALISED SKULL
The three-part skull has been digitised and adapted so that it corresponds exactly to the standard anatomy. The size corresponds to the average European size, all important structures, fissures, foramina and processus are present. The skull can be dissected into skull base, lower jaw and skull roof. The skullcap is aligned to the base of the skull with metal pins and is held in place by magnets. Unlike almost all competitor skulls, this technology means that pins can no longer break off and there is no gap between the skull cap and the base of the skull. There are no interfering locking hooks that can bend or break off.

The spinal column of the skeleton shows the spinal nerves, the vertebral artery and a dorsolateral herniated disc.

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