The Right lung, hilum removed is a 3D printed anatomical model crafted for medical educators, professionals, and students. It showcases the primary structural elements of the right lung, providing a tangible resource for anatomical study and clinical demonstration. Choose this model to gain clear insight into the right lung’s architecture without the complexity of the hilum, making learning visual and accessible.

Detailed Anatomical Viewing with the Right lung, hilum removed

This model captures the distinctive anatomy of the right lung from apex to base. Highlighting the depth of the oblique and horizontal fissures, it divides the organ into superior, middle, and inferior lobes. Prominent rib impressions extend along the lateral aspect, and the base reveals an extremely concave diaphragmatic surface, reflecting how the right diaphragm domes over the liver. This model complements the TW 63 right lung hilum version and directly contrasts with the TW 61 left lung, making it indispensable for comparative anatomy sessions and advanced teaching.

Features and Benefits

• 3D printed for precise anatomical accuracy
• Shows all three right lung lobes and their divisions
• Highlights deep oblique and horizontal fissures
• Prominent rib impressions from apex to base
• Accentuated concave diaphragmatic surface
• Provides clear view of major lung structures
• Complements other anatomical model sections
• Clinical-grade model suitable for teaching and demonstration

Indications for Use

• Anatomical education for medical students and staff
• Comparative study with right lung hilum or left lung models
• Visual aid for patient explanation of lung structure
• Reference for clinical, surgical, or respiratory education

Size Guide

• Full-size model representing true anatomical proportions of an adult right lung
• Spans apex to base, capturing complete lobe and fissure architecture