Erler-ZimmerOsteopathy Skull Model22-piece, didactic

The osteopathy skull model from Erler-Zimmer reproduces an average European adult skull and can be disassembled into all 22 individual bones. It is based on a real skull that was digitised and then idealised to match standard anatomy. As a training aid for osteopathy, this skull model shows the bony structures in true detail. Strong magnets guide the parts almost by themselves into the correct position during assembly.

The model is used in osteopathic training and continuing education, in schools and practices, and for self-study of cranial anatomy. It is aimed at osteopaths, lecturers and students who want to follow the position and course of the cranial sutures.

• Disassembles into all 22 individual skull bones
• Digitised from a real skull and anatomically idealised
• Strong magnetic connections instead of breakable pins
• True-to-life cranial sutures guide the bones into place
• Dimensionally stable parts for frequent handling
• Suitable as a teaching aid in osteopathic training

When buying, the version matters: the didactic variant colours the bones in the teaching colours customary in anatomy, paired bones in the same colour, which clearly separates the individual bones and helps in learning the nomenclature. The anatomical variant stays in natural tones and is closer to a real specimen. The features are identical; the choice depends on the teaching focus.

At saneq you can obtain the Erler-Zimmer osteopathy skull model for training and practice in Switzerland.

In the didactic version, the 22 individual bones are coloured in the usual teaching colours, with paired bones matching each other. When disassembling and reassembling, it is immediately clear where one bone begins and the next one adjoins, making it easier to learn the nomenclature and the cranial sutures. This is the practical advantage in courses and training sessions.