Lifesize Pancreas, Duodenum and Spleen Anatomical Model A detailed anatomical model for teaching, demonstration, and laboratory supplement. Built in white PVC with a large stable base, this lifesize model displays the pancreas, duodenum, spleen, major vessels and common pathological changes in clear, durable form. Key benefits Accurate, lifesize anatomy for clear visualization of spatial relationships between the pancreas, duodenum and spleen. Detailed depiction of vascular anatomy, including the celiac trunk, portal vein and other blood vessels, to support anatomical study and clinical discussion. Visual presentation of common pathological morphologies such as cholecystitis, polyps, duodenal ulcers, pancreatic and pancreatitis for improved understanding during instruction and communication. Large base design provides stability and long service life for repeated classroom or lab use. Constructed from PVC, a commonly used synthetic material that offers durability and consistent detail. Main features Color: white Material: PVC synthetic material Size: lifesize anatomical proportions Base: large, stable and durable Anatomical detail: pancreas, duodenum, spleen, celiac trunk, portal vein and additional vessels Pathological examples included: cholecystitis, polyps, duodenal ulcers, pancreatic , pancreatitis Practical applications Medical and anatomy education: Use in lectures, lab sessions and practical exams to demonstrate normal anatomy and typical pathological changes. Clinical communication: Assist doctors in explaining diagnoses and treatment options to patients using a tangible visual aid. Student study and reference: Useful for selfstudy, group review and preparation for practical assessments. Durability and suitability Made for repeated handling during teaching and demonstrations. Suitable as a teaching tool, learning display, collector piece or supplement to laboratory supplies. This model offers a professional, clear representation of abdominal anatomy and commonly observed pathologies to support teaching, learning and clinical communication.