Kidneys with posterior organs in the upper abdominal region, in three parts

This model is based on the features of K22.2, but includes kidneys. The upper abdominal organs are placed in their natural position and can be removed from the kidney. Comes with a socket.

Anatomically, the model shows the following bodies:

duodenum

pancreas

gallbladder and bile ducts

spleen

Both kidneys incl. the beginning of the urinary bladder and the adrenal glands

The largest arteries and veins in the region

Several of the bodies are only partially shown, which provides an educational insight into important internal structures. See details such as:

Intestinal tract in the duodenum incl. additional ducts major and minor

Pancreatic duct

Gallows (the extrahepatic bile duct system)

Inside of the gallbladder

Special tissue of the kidney with medulla, cortex, kidney and blood vessels (only in the right kidney)

MinimerTail up

Clinically, the model is ideal for understanding diseases/disorders such as stones in the bile ducts/gallbladder, inflammation of the gallbladder, pancreatitis and pancreatic cancer. It is also ideal for understanding diseases/disorders of the kidneys such as kidney stones, hydronephrosis and renal trauma.

In addition, the model can be used to understand the purpose of imaging diagnostics in the region and treatments such as cholecystectomy.