The Abdomen with inguinal hernia is a clinical-grade 3D printed anatomical model designed for medical educators, students, and healthcare professionals. It presents a highly detailed dissection of the abdomen and pelvis, with special focus on the inguinal hernia. Choose this model for lifelike, in-depth anatomical study and clear visualization of the most intricate abdominal structures.

Achieve Exceptional Anatomical Insight with the Abdomen with inguinal hernia

This model enhances anatomy education by capturing precise relationships in the abdomen and pelvis. The diaphragm remains secured to the superior border for an unobstructed view, while all visceral organs and vasculature retain realistic spatial orientation. Careful dissection reveals the liver’s lobar division, gallbladder placement, exposed kidneys, and detailed pancreas-spleen fusion. The sigmoid colon herniates through the inguinal canal, perfectly illustrating the hernia site. Vessels, such as the coeliac trunk and its branches, and major arteries like the iliolumbar, are clearly visible. Each feature helps users understand critical anatomical variations, congenital remnants, and pathological presentations, making this model an invaluable resource for both demonstration and advanced diagnostics.

Features and Benefits

• Clinical-grade 3D printed model for accurate anatomical study
• Secured diaphragm and xyphoid process for optimal visibility
• Liver pushed laterally to reveal posterior kidney
• Detailed falciform ligament division and ligamentum teres
• Gallbladder positioned between anatomical lobes of the liver
• Exposed splenic artery, vein, and branching patterns
• Spleen showing gastric impression and pancreatic tail fusion
• Both kidneys exposed with observed accessory renal arteries
• Left adrenal gland detached with visible arterial supply
• Rectum and bladder with intact peritoneal overlay
• Ligated duodenum and descending colon for clear abdominal view
• Sigmoid colon herniation through inguinal canal for pathology demonstration
• Vas deferens and right femoral artery displayed
• Prominent display of coeliac trunk, hepatic, and iliolumbar arteries

Indications for Use

• Anatomy teaching in medical and allied health education
• Surgical and clinical training for abdominal and pelvic procedures
• Pathology demonstrations, especially hernia anatomy
• Patient education for abdominal conditions
• Reference for anatomical research and diagnostics

Size Guide

• No size variations available for this model. The Abdomen with inguinal hernia model displays at true anatomical scale.