Erler-ZimmerSkull Model3-piece, with muscle markings

The skull model from Erler-Zimmer is a lifelike reproduction of a human skull, in the size and proportions of an average European adult. A real skull was digitised and then idealised for medical education, so that all anatomical details and structures match the textbook. This three-part skull model consists of the skull base, calvaria and a movable lower jaw. The calvaria sits on the base without a gap thanks to magnets.

The model is used in anatomy teaching, in medical and therapeutic training and in patient education. It suits schools, practices and anyone needing a precise skull for study and demonstration.

• Lifelike reproduction of a European adult skull
• Three parts: skull base, calvaria and lower jaw
• Lower jaw movably mounted and removable
• Calvaria held by magnets, without disruptive hooks
• Metal pins align the calvaria without a gap
• Teeth with realistic position and spacing

For the version, the intended use decides: an unmarked surface stays true to life and suits pure observation, a numbered version supports structured learning of the bones with the enclosed nomenclature, and a version with muscle markings additionally shows origins and insertions for anatomy and palpation. The basic structure of the skull is the same in all cases.

The Erler-Zimmer skull model is available from saneq for teaching and practice in Switzerland.

The illustrated muscle origins and muscle insertions make this version interesting for palpation as well as for the jaw and head musculature. The three-part skull with movable lower jaw can be used to demonstrate which muscles attach where and how they interact. In the training of physiotherapy, osteopathy and dentistry, this offers tangible added value.