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Due to the type of production technique, it is possible to obtain a more or less detailed model of a human skull. Some of our products are real casts of human skulls. They have very specialized anatomical details required when learning anatomy or planning a procedure. An example of such a product is a partially assembled human skull for medical research. This top-notch anatomical skull consists of 22 separate cranial bones and 32 individual teeth. The skull model is assembled bone by bone from a completely unassembled version and is held on a stand along with two separate parietal lobes to allow access to the interior of the skull. 32 teeth can be removed individually. This is a model of a young woman's skull, it is very detailed and shows all the holes, channels, seams and the smallest details of a real skull.

Other skull models in our assortment are created based on the use of radiological data from CT and modern 3D printing technology. This type of educational aid is, for example, an anatomical skull model made of 4 parts. This is a detailed skull model for learning anatomy, intended for students of medicine, dentistry and other medical fields. Thanks to the use of 3D printing technology and radiological data, this product contains numerous anatomical details necessary for learning anatomy in medicine. The model consists of a total of 4 parts that are connected together using magnets embedded in the material. The described skull model is part of the equipment of the anatomy laboratories of Medical Universities with a medical faculty and is recommended by anatomists conducting classes at Medical Universities. Our offer also includes another 4-piece skull model, dedicated to dentists. The dental skull has the ability to dismantle individual teeth, a movable and opening jaw with the possibility of presenting the nerve canal. Another demonstrative model of a dental skull should also be mentioned here. This is a 14-piece model of an adult human skull. The horizontal section shows the skull cavity, inside which the courses of the meningeal vessels, the venous sinus and the internal carotid artery are marked in color. In the sagittal section, the model shows the nasal cavity, frontal sinus and nasal sinus. It has the ability to dismantle the temporal bone and present the inner ear. The described skull model has a movable mandible with the possibility of disassembly and presentation of tooth roots and the nerve canal. It is worth noting that there is also a luxurious model of a human skull. It consists of 14 elements and is intended for advanced learning due to its numerous details and method of execution. The model is a cast of a real human skull and shows all anatomical structures in detail. It was developed for teaching anatomy for students of medicine, surgery, ENT medicine, ophthalmology and dentistry. The skull is carefully crafted and connected with metal and magnetic contact elements. The skull vault was divided in a horizontal plane, leaving the temporal bone and its sutures intact. Color-coded bony impressions of the superior sagittal sinus, transverse and sigmoid sinuses, and meningeal vessels. The base of the skull model has been divided in the sagittal plane so that it passes through one ethmoidal plate on one side, and another section in the same plane passes through the other ethmoidal plate, leaving intact the perpendicular ethmoid plate crista galli as well as the entire nasal septum. The anterior, middle, and posterior structures of the cranial fossa are easily accessible. The nasal cavity, turbinate, nasal septum, bony pharyngeal space and nasopharynx can be directly presented. The oval window, semicircular canals and the opening of the tympanic sinus are visible. In the maxilla and mandible, dental structures, roots, the bony edge of the alveolar process, dental vessels and nerves are visible. The maxillary sinus can be opened by removing a bone flap. The teeth of the right lower jaw are cut to show the internal tooth structure.

As a supplier wishing to meet the expectations of all customers, we also offer models of the human skull with a less complicated structure. As an example, there is a skull model popular on the Polish market, consisting of 3 parts. In developing this realistic reproduction of a human skull, the latest digitization technology was used to create a model specifically intended for medical education. The described model can be disassembled into 3 parts: cover, base and jaw. The teeth correspond to the actual, natural dentition regarding their position. Thanks to the movable and removable jaw, it is possible to demonstrate mobility in the temporomandibular joints. The skull cover fits securely to the base with metal pins and strong, discreetly placed magnets. Thanks to this solution, impractical and unsightly protruding pins and hooks that were previously used in this type of teaching aids were dispensed with. This is a feature that distinguishes this human skull model from other similar educational tools available on the market. Another, more advanced 3-piece model of the human skull is a version with additional hand-made markings of the skull muscle attachments. It is delivered with an educational card in English and German. Our assortment also includes a version of the skull model with numbered bone elements, which undoubtedly facilitates learning the topography of the skull bone structures and the mutual relations between them. It is worth mentioning the skull model with facial muscles. This is a life-size bony anatomical model of an adult human skull with the major facial muscles depicted on one side. The model has a removable cover and limited mobility in the temporomandibular joints.

Anatomical model of a child's skull, a model of an infant's skull, a model of a newborn's skull: