Anatomical Ear With Pinna (Enlarged Ear)

The anatomical ear consists of several key components, one of the most noticeable being the pinna, which is the outer portion of the ear commonly referred to as the auricle. The pinna plays a critical role in capturing sound waves and directing them into the ear canal. Its unique shape, which may be enlarged in certain anatomical models, not only enhances its ability to funnel sound but also helps in determining the direction from which the sound originates. The intricate structure of the pinna, with its curves and ridges, is adapted to gather acoustic signals effectively. Understanding the anatomy of the ear, particularly the pinna, is essential for fields such as audiology and otolaryngology, as it provides insight into how we perceive sound and process auditory information in our environment.

Features:

1. Four times life-size model shows the external, middle, and inner ear.

2 Removable parts include: auricle, external auditory meatus,eardrum, tympanic membrane, auditory ossicle, labyrinth, etc.

Height 41cm Width 44cm Thickness 26cm Enlarged approx-4 times big Separated into 8 part