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Human Breast Model Female Breast Anatomical Model Teaching Medical School Nursing Student Class Course Lab Study Clinic CE/ISO

Human Breast Model Female Breast Anatomical Model Teaching Medical School Nursing Student Class Course Lab Study Clinic CE/ISO

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This lactating female breast anatomical model is made of PVC material. It features a hinge connected openable split structure that unfolds on two sides to show the complete breast cross section. The model precisely reproduces internal anatomical structures such as mammary lobules lactiferous ducts fat and blood vessels. Different tissues are painted with distinguishable colors and marked with digital labels. The whole model is mounted on a white base for stable display.

The openable design presents both external and internal breast structures clearly. Users can observe section details without detaching separate parts. Clear color layers improve recognition of mammary tissues and digital labels support easy identification during study. The PVC material keeps stable shape and resists fading and deformation. The base provides firm support for desktop static demonstration and repeated teaching display.

Medical colleges maternal and child health institutions and midwifery training centers can use this model for breast physiology teaching. Instructors can open and close the model to explain internal breast structure and lactation principle step by step. It helps students quickly learn the distribution of mammary tissues. It can also be applied in health education to popularize breast physiological knowledge and reduce the difficulty of learning abstract anatomy knowledge.

This lactating breast anatomical model has CE and ISO certification. It is widely used in health schools obstetrics teaching departments and science exhibition halls of maternal and child hospitals. It features detailed anatomical restoration and clear marks. It is a standard teaching aid commonly used in mammary gland physiology teaching and health promotion.


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