The model delivers 3 detailed life-size models of the foot, each describing one of three human foot conditions. These life-Size and non-dissectible foot models make for effective study and comparisons of a flat foot, an arched foot and a normal foot.
ATL-128 NORMAL FLAT AND ARCHED FOOT ANATOMY
The model delivers 3 detailed life-size models of the foot, each describing one of three human foot conditions. These life-Size and non-dissectible foot models make for effective study and comparisons of a flat foot, an arched foot and a normal foot.
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Skeleton Models(human bone, muscle, etc.)
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