2X Anatomical Model of The Prostate Gland, Male Prostate Model, Detachable 4-Part Model - Medical Model for Learning Demonstration Teaching. 6.49 * 5.1 * 7.87inch

Product description: The prostate gland is divided into 5 lobes, which are called the anterior lobe, middle lobe, posterior lobe and bilateral lobes. The anterior lobe is small and is located between the right and left lobes and the urethra. It has no clinical significance. The posterior lobe is located behind the middle and lateral lobes. This lobe is palpated on rectal examination. There is a physiological central sulcus in the middle. On rectal examination, it is usually based on whether the central sulcus becomes shallow or disappears. Determine if the prostate is hyperplastic. The prostate gland often produces hyperplasia mainly in the middle and lateral lobes.Product Size: 16.5*13*20 CM/6.49*5.1*7.87inchMaterial: environmentally friendly PVC material, hand-painted beautifullyPackage Includes1 x Prostate modelThis prostate model is great for school teaching tools, learning displays and collectibles, and will be a great addition to your lab supplies.

• ❤In the rectal examination, it is often based on whether the central ditch is shallow or disappear, determine if the prostate is enlarged. The site where the prostate often produces hyperplasia is mainly the middle lobe and the two lateral lobe
• ❤Excellent Education tool for Students/teachers/professional use,preferred choice of experts, is a practical application product that is rare in teaching
• ❤Learning study aid tool - This model shows the prostate model anatomical.Can help you to learn accurately and effectively, to better understand and practice.save learning time and improve learning efficiency
• ❤High Quatity - It made of food-grade PVC environmentally friendly materials, computer color matching, high-grade hand-painted.Almost true display of prostate structure. Size: 16.5*13*20 CM.
• ❤Why need the prostate model - The model is designed with a 2x magnification and can be split into 4 parts to show the anatomy of the prostate and the di and lobulation of the prostate as much as possible