The Rheumatic endocarditis is a clinically-detailed 3D printed anatomical model designed for medical educators, students, and clinicians. It provides a realistic visual and tactile representation of the pathological changes in a heart affected by rheumatic endocarditis, supporting in-depth learning and case-based education. Choose this model for its clinical-grade accuracy and comprehensive display of cardiac pathology, enhancing teaching and diagnostic skills.

Bring Cardiac Pathology to Life with the Rheumatic endocarditis Model

This model replicates a heart specimen showing classic features of rheumatic endocarditis, including marked mitral valve thickening and left atrial wall changes. It captures real-world disease progression, enabling users to study complications such as atrial fibrillation, mural thrombi, and the development of MacCallum’s plaques. The specimen is based on a real patient case with a history of childhood rheumatic fever and subsequent cardiac complications. Detailed structures include thickened mitral segments, blood and fibrin deposits, and the mural thrombus at the classic endocardial site. The Rheumatic endocarditis model supports clinical decision-making workshops, lectures, and hands-on training.

Features and Benefits

• 3D printed from an authentic clinical case specimen
• Displays thickened mitral valve segments
• Shows left atrial wall with blood and fibrin deposits
• Replicates mural thrombus formation on atrial wall
• Identifies MacCallum’s plaques for education
• Demonstrates classic cardiac findings post-rheumatic fever
• Made to education-grade standards for reliable teaching
• Durable and clinically accurate for repeated classroom use
• Ideal for medical, pathology, and nursing education

Indications for Use

• Medical and allied health student anatomical training
• Clinician education on rheumatic heart disease pathology
• Demonstration of complications from untreated rheumatic fever
• Educational tool for cardiac valve disease and atrial fibrillation
• Classroom and laboratory pathology demonstrations

Size Guide

• Model dimensions match actual adult heart – approximately 12 cm (length) x 8 cm (width) x 7 cm (height)
• Produced at 1 -1 scale for true-to-life educational value
• Weighs approximately 450 grams