Product Description
specification:deep muscles of leg and foot plastinated specimen showing quaerates plantae,flexor digitorum longus tendon and hallux flexor hallucis longus tendon.
| product name | deep muscles of leg and foot plastinated specimen |
| model no | MWSH-219 |
| place of origin | The Chinese city of Zhengzhou in Henan province |
| material | Silicon rubber |
| specification | deep muscles of leg and foot plastinated specimen showing quaerates plantae,flexor digitorum longus tendon and hallux flexor hallucis longus tendon. |
Animal plastinated specimens exhibition
April,17 of 2015. I find one handsome man on the website by accident, because he is worked in International Phallological Museum. This museum will show different specimens let the tourist to see it and make them know more about the body secret , As we all know, Von-Hagens is the creator of plastination and he organized the exhibition firstly and attract so many people to see the art, and then most of people accept it and then college, scientific research institution, hospital, exhibition museum to adopt this plastination show it. International Phallological Museum located in United states and now find the penis and testicles plastinated specimens, but it shows the unusual and abnormal state such as erect penis when had sex with lady. what's more its some part of penis skin is open and let the people to see it. In this way, the palstiation is best choice for it. now i have communicated with our professor and technician, and they said it is no problems with it what's more we use the box to pack it and show it. That means people can see it from up and down left and right, front and back to see it clearly. maybe it is difficult. but it is done. deep muscles of leg and foot plastinated specimen.
Hot News about human skeleton specimens
April 13,2015, My dear Mr Mork come to visit us to see our plastinated specimens such as whole body plastinated specimens, embedded specimens, casting specimens etc, he is very glad to happy to see our factory and know more about this area knowledge. Later i show him around our science museum and he is shocked by it. Mr Mork told me that this visit is deserving and he wants to order heart plastinated specimens as a sample to test it, and he is glad to introduce the vivid plastinated body to his friends and customer.deep muscles of leg and foot plastinated specimen.
Hot News about human skeleton specimens
April 26, 2015. one of close and old friends from Canada finally to see me, and i am so happy to see him. Mr. Christian are very interested in our human skeleton specimens and we have done 4 times business, especially the human skull. He is very satisfied with our human skull bone and our services. You know we have so many unique medical specimens so i am glad to introduce these body plastination to him and help him to enlarge his business. Even we have 4 times cooperation but we don't have seen each other so he come to us and maybe it is more helpful to him.deep muscles of leg and foot plastinated specimen.
The advantage of our plastinated specimens
1. the shrinkage rate of plastinated specimens' is less than 10 percent
2. the surface of plastinated specimens is durable, flexible, authentic and do not shrink.
3. anatomy technology is craft and the facial expression of plastinated specimens is natural .
4. the whole body plastinated specimens have all postures, for example, playing, dancing, drawing, ect.natural harmony.
5. plastinated specimens color is white and it is nearly to skin color.
6. easy to preserved, no consideration of external condition, no ventilation, no be controlled by temperature and humidity.
7. above 5 years for warranty.
Procedure in making plastinated specimens
The plastinated specimens take a long time to complete, for they are all handmade. There are five steps in the standard process of plastination:
1.Embalming and Anatomical Dissection
Pumping formalin into the body through the arteries in order to halt decay. Formalin kills all bacteria and chemically. Using dissection tools, the skin, fatty and connective tissues are removed in order to prepare the individual anatomical structures.
2.Removal of body fat and water
In the first step, the body water and soluble fats are dissolved from the body by placing it into a acetone bath.
3.Forced Impregnation
This second exchange process is the major step in plastination. During forced impregnation a reactive polymer, for example, silicone rubber, replaces the acetone. To achieve this , the specimens is immersed in a polymer solution and placed in vacuum chamber. The vacuum removes the acetone from the specimen and helps the polymer to penetrate ever last cell.
4.Positioning
After vacuum impregnation, the body is positioned as desired. Every single anatomical structure is properly aligned and fixed with the help of wires, needles, clamps, and foam blocks.
5.Curing(Hardening)
In the final step, the specimen is hardened. Depending on the polymer used, this is done with gas, light, or heat.
Assistant of teaching
We were uneducated when we were born. It is teacher who gave us lesson, and books are the main teaching tool. Apart from teaching, our plastinated specimens are also beneficial to improving the educational quality. It reflects in the following aspects:
Economic aspects
At many institutions, there is enormous economic pressure. Growing enrollment numbers, larger class sizes and budget cuts have made universities and other educational institutions face major challenges. The use of plastinated specimens does not only increase the quality of teaching, it has clear economic benefits: Due to their lasting durability, plastinates can be reused year after year and therefore typically recoup their costs after a few semesters.
Practical aspects
Many universities maintain their own body donation programs. Such programs are time consuming and require a considerable degree of organization and care with the appropriate administration. Due to rising costs, smaller universities may not be able to maintain wet specimen dissection or may need to limit it severely. Due to religious and cultural restrictions, institutions is some countries have no possible access to body donors. Plastinates are economically efficient teaching resources, as addition to traditional teaching methods, or as an advanced alternative to wet specimens dissection.
Effective curriculum
Plastinated specimens allow precise preparation, planning and compliance of the curriculum. Certain areas of the human body, including disease and deformities can be addressed and planned long ahead. Unanticipated surprises such as collapsed organs or unwanted appearances of diseases in the studied specimen, as they sometimes occur in the wet specimen dissection, are omitted. The teaching is very effective and result oriented.
