Pathological Model of the Lung

Pathological Model of the Lung: This 1-part, 2/3 life size model illustrates some of pathologies of the pulmonary system caused by microbial infections (lung abscess, pneumonia and tuberculosis).

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Pathological Model of the Lung

This 1-part, 2/3 life size model illustrates some of pathologies of the pulmonary system caused by microbial infections (lung abscess, pneumonia and tuberculosis).

Product Overview

The surface of the model is black to show the visible effect of smoking. Acancerous tumor is also shown with excellent detail. All the pathologies are showed separately in the model with a realistic representation of their morphology.

Selection Considerations

When evaluating Pathological Model of the Lung, consider the intended application, required operating parameters, capacity or measurement range, installation conditions, accessories and documentation relevant to your project. Confirm product-specific requirements and configuration with Interlabs before procurement.

About Interlabs

Interlabs, associated with International Biological Laboratories, supplies scientific, laboratory, educational and engineering equipment from India. The company identifies its history as dating to 1958. Contact Interlabs to confirm product details and supporting documentation for your requirement.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Pathological Model of the Lung used for?

This 1-part, 2/3 life size model illustrates some of pathologies of the pulmonary system caused by microbial infections (lung abscess, pneumonia and tuberculosis).

What should I confirm before ordering Pathological Model of the Lung?

Confirm the intended application, technical specifications, available configuration, accessories, documentation and delivery requirements with Interlabs.