Head and Neck with Vessels,Nerves and Brain

The head and neck region is a complex area rich in anatomical features, including a network of vital vessels, nerves, and the brain itself. The brain, encased within the skull, serves as the control center for the entire body, coordinating movements, processing sensory information, and regulating bodily functions. The neck houses a multitude of important structures, including arteries like the carotid and vertebral arteries, veins that drain blood back to the heart, and an intricate web of nerves that facilitate communication between the brain and body. This region also supports essential functions such as swallowing, breathing, and vocalization, highlighting its importance not only for daily living but also for overall health. Understanding the interaction between these components is crucial in many medical fields, including neurology, otolaryngology, and vascular surgery.

Features:

1. Separated into 19 parts, such as: Mimic muscular system with the deep-set muscles Left temporomaxillary articulation Sternocleidomastoid muscle Carotid trigone Trapezium muscle Pectoral major muscle Deltoid muscle Clavicle Eyes with muscled and nerves Cranium Brain with arteries

Height 36cm Width 19cm