Human Larynx Anatomy Model - 3× Enlarged, 3 Parts

Human Larynx Anatomy Model - 3× Enlarged, 3 Parts

This 3× enlarged model shows the human voice box and the upper trachea divided along the midline. The epiglottis, laryngeal cartilages, hyoid bone and tracheal rings serve as clear landmarks, and painted blood vessels add detail to the outer surfaces. The epiglottis and cartilages can be moved by hand to demonstrate how they change position.

Key Features

• Enlarged 3× for easy viewing in class
• Midline section exposes the internal larynx
• Movable epiglottis and laryngeal cartilages
• Hyoid bone, tracheal rings and painted blood vessels
• Mounted on a rectangular base

Product Specifications

Applications and Benefits

• Demonstrate how the epiglottis protects the airway during swallowing
• Relate the cartilage framework to the position of the vocal folds in phonation
• Distinguish the airway through the larynx from the path of food into the esophagus
• Practice structure identification in anatomy, respiratory and speech-science lessons

Caution:

For educational demonstration only; not for diagnosis or treatment. Anatomical colors are illustrative. Handle removable and movable parts gently and do not force joints or connections. Adult supervision is recommended when used by children.