KHANNA TRADERS K57 FETAL SKULL: Anatomy of the Fetal Skull Anatomical Body Model  (FETAL SKULL)

This fetal skull is detailed to show the major structure of the skull's various bones. To view the bone structures of the mouth, the mandible is spring-hung. This model is made of PVC plastic and is lifelike. Dimensions: 10 x 8 x 10 cm . The fetal skull is an intriguing and complex structure that changes dramatically during development. Obstetricians, pediatricians, and other healthcare providers who work with infants and newborns must understand their anatomy and development. The fetal skull is composed of several bony plates that have not yet fused together at the start of development, allowing the head to compress and change shape during the birthing process. These plates gradually fuse together to form the bony structure of the skull as the fetus grows. The neurocranium and viscerocranium are the two main parts of the fetal skull. The neurocranium, which forms the protective shell around the brain, is composed of eight bones that fuse together during development. The viscerocranium, which contains the facial bones, is made up of 14 bones that fuse together as the fetus develops.