The Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm is a high-grade, 3D printed anatomical model designed for medical professionals and educators. It offers a precise representation of AAA pathology, making it ideal for teaching, demonstration, and clinical training. This model adds essential clinical realism to classroom settings or professional development courses for students and practitioners alike.

Bring Vivid Clinical Pathology to Life with the Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm Model

This advanced 3D printed model captures every vital detail of an Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm. It includes the lower abdominal segment of the aorta, common iliac vessels, internal and external iliac arteries, with a pronounced 10 x 7 cm aneurysm positioned below the renal arteries. The model highlights chronic features such as laminated thrombus and severe wall thinning, with recent thrombus on the luminal surface, plus aneurysmal dilation of the iliac segments and multiple focally ulcerated atheromatous plaques. Students and clinicians gain hands-on access to accurate vascular pathology for deeper understanding of AAA presentation and complications.

Features and Benefits

• Clinical-grade 3D print for education and demonstration
• Displays lower abdominal aorta, common, internal, and external iliac vessels
• Represents a large 10 x 7 cm aneurysm below renal arteries
• Shows laminated and recent thrombus, highlighting chronicity and acute change
• Includes atheromatous plaque detail and aneurysmal dilation of iliac arteries
• Supports visual, tactile, and practical learning in anatomy and pathology
• Built for durability and repeated use in teaching environments

Indications for Use

• Medical and anatomy education
• Pathology demonstration for AAA
• Professional training for diagnosis and clinical management
• Patient or family education on vascular disease

Size Guide

• Lower abdominal aorta with common, internal, and external iliac vessels
• Aneurysm size 10 cm length x 7 cm width
• Specimen extends from below renal arteries to aortic bifurcation