Heart

Life/form® Human Heart

This model can be opened to allow inspection of the chambers and the valves. The texture of the heart, both inside and out, has been duplicated with remarkable realism. By squeezing the heart, students can actually feel that the ventricles are thicker t... More.

Denoyer-Geppert Heart of America™

Enlarged, twice life-size heart shows exterior and interior views. Three easy-access flaps flip open for internal study. The chambers and valves are accurately reproduced to scale. The flexible chordae tendinae and cusps permit easy-to-s... More.

Jumbo Heart Model

A durable, plastic jumbo heart model – excellent for patient education or elementary science classes. Dissectible into three parts showing anterior, posterior, and inferior views, along with details usually found only on more expensive models. Inc... More.

Life-Size Heart Model

Economical choice! A life-size heart that can be removed from its base and split in two parts. Good visibility of the chambers, valves, and great vessels. Key included. More.

Heart Model

Two-piece model opens in half to show inner chambers and valves of the heart as well as aortic arch, superior and inferior vena cava, and pulmonary and cardiac veins. Model mounted on stand includes information card. 3-3/4" x 4" x 4-... More.

Giant Hands-On Heart

Twice the size of an adult heart, and nearly three times that of a child, this rugged, vinyl reproduction will withstand years of hard usage by enthusiastic students. Because of its ample proportions, even fine details are plainly visible and readily in... More.

Cross-Section Heart Model

Durable, soft foam model with one side labeled. The other side can be used for a quiz. Model represents a 5" cross-section in the actual shape of the heart. Guide included. Grade 2 and up. More.

4-Part Giant Heart

This 4-part model is three times larger than a life-size heart and makes a stunning visual reference or display. It is sectioned along the anterior plane to show internal structures, including the cardiac valves and the comparative morphology of... More.