The Syndaver "SynTissue" Synthetic Human Anatomy Model provides a suitable substitute for human cadavers in introductory anatomy courses. SynTissue closely replicates the characteristics of living tissue, offering a more realistic experience compared to cadavers. Unlike actual cadavers, the Syndaver model can withstand years of use with proper care.

Developed over the past 20 years, SynTissue allows students to gain hands-on experience with the appearance and texture of live human tissue, eliminating the need for specialised facilities and the associated risks of biohazard exposure or harm to live patients.

The Syndaver "SynTissue" Synthetic Human Anatomy Model encompasses a broad array of structural features, including skeletal, muscular, fascia, and cartilaginous components throughout the entire body, from the skull to the toes. It provides a detailed representation of anatomical structures such as the cervical spine, rib cage, chest, abdomen, and various limbs, enabling comprehensive study and understanding.

In terms of anatomical features, the model includes bones, muscles, tendons, and fully articulating joints, facilitating a realistic examination of movement and function. Additionally, it replicates physiological systems like the respiratory, digestive, urinary, reproductive, circulatory, and nervous systems. Notable nervous system components encompass various nerves such as the ulnar, radial, sciatic, and femoral, while arterial and venous vasculature are represented by major vessels like the aorta, carotid arteries, jugular veins, and femoral veins.

With its intricate detailing and comprehensive representation of human anatomy, this model serves as an invaluable tool for medical education and research, offering a lifelike experience for students and professionals alike.

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