The Pedunculated Adenoma of the Colon is a precision 3D printed anatomical model designed for medical educators, students, and clinicians. It provides a clear representation of a tubular colonic adenoma with classic pedunculated features for accurate pathology demonstration and study. Choose this model for hands-on, clinical-grade educational experiences and confident teaching sessions.

Medical Accuracy Meets Interactive Learning with the Pedunculated Adenoma of the Colon

This highly detailed 3D printed model replicates a resected segment of descending colon with a single, lobulated polyp. The mass arises from the mucosal surface and connects via a slender 4cm stalk, mirroring real clinical findings. Educators and learners use this model to understand the architecture, morphology, and pathology of pedunculated adenomas, supporting diagnosis and procedural planning. The model’s clinical accuracy ensures surgeons, pathologists, and students observe true-to-life anatomical features. Its durable, medical-grade construction withstands repeated use, making it ideal for demonstrations, lectures, and examinations in anatomy, surgery, and pathology courses.

Features and Benefits

• Accurate 3D representation of tubular colonic adenoma with 4cm fibromuscular stalk
• Detailed visualization of a single dark, lobulated mass attached to the mucosal surface
• Clinical-grade quality for education, training, and demonstration
• Constructed for durability and repeated handling
• Ideal for teaching pathology, gastroenterology, and surgical techniques
• Includes anatomic details such as hyperplastic glandular epithelium and connective tissue core

Indications for Use

• Medical education in anatomy and pathology
• Pathology demonstrations for colorectal adenoma cases
• Pre-surgical or clinical training
• Patient education regarding adenoma morphology and risk
• Professional reference for teaching or diagnosis

Size Guide

• Life-size resected segment of descending colon
• Single lobulated mass attached by a 4cm stalk
• Replicates clinical pathology specimen for optimal educational value