Head and Neck:

This 3D-printed head and neck specimen features a parasagittal section, revealing key anatomical features. A window exposes the parotid region, keeping the pinna intact while exposing the mastoid process through SCM muscle reflection. The removed parotid gland unveils normally hidden structures, such as the attachment of the posterior belly of the digastric muscle from the groove medial to the mastoid process.

Head and Visceral Column of the Neck:

This 3D-printed specimen emphasises head and neck features. On the right face, sans the parotid gland, it reveals the facial nerve and its branches, showcasing spatial relationships of structures within the gland. The surrounding region exposes the temporalis, masseter, posterior belly of digastric, and vessels like the facial and transverse facial arteries, with visible veins uniting to form the common facial vein and later joining the retromandibular vein to create the external jugular vein.

Head, Neck, and Shoulder with Angiosomes:

This extensive 3D printed model showcases a wide range of anatomical structures, covering the head, neck, thorax, axillae, and upper limbs.

Parasagittal Section of the Head and Neck:

This 3D model, cut off the midsagittal plane, highlights key anatomical features such as the falx cerebri, nasal septum, septum pellucidum, interventricular foramen, sphenoid sinus, cerebral aqueduct, and tracheal structures for a comprehensive view of head and neck anatomy.

Transverse Section of the Head:

This 3D model highlights a cranial section with brain and face dissection, focusing on the left orbital roof, showcasing key structures like the lateral ventricle, optic nerves, and infraorbital artery. The face dissection reveals important features such as the masseter muscles and parotid gland, providing insights into the mandibular condyle and external ear position.