This fascinating model displays the effects of Type II Diabetes on the brain, eye, heart, kidney, artery, pancreas, neuron and foot, using miniature versions of GPI’s full size models. Education card illustrates effects associated with Type II Diabetes: stroke, non-inflammatory disease of the retina, hypertensive heart disease, hardening of the kidney, hardening of the arteries, insulin resistance, neuropathy, and foot ulcerations. Great for educating patients about the dangers of diabetes.
ATL-161 THE DEVELOPMENT MODEL OF HUMAN HEART (SET OF 12 )
This fascinating model displays the effects of Type II Diabetes on the brain, eye, heart, kidney, artery, pancreas, neuron and foot, using miniature versions of GPI’s full size models. Education card illustrates effects associated with Type II Diabetes: stroke, non-inflammatory disease of the retina, hypertensive heart disease, hardening of the kidney, hardening of the arteries, insulin resistance, neuropathy, and foot ulcerations. Great for educating patients about the dangers of diabetes.
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Blood Circulation System(heart, blood cells, blood vessels, etc.)
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