vessels/obstruction, blood concentration of lipids, pathological blood, atherosclerosis/vascular pathological anatomy, model

Thrombosis/Formation Model

Functional features:
Coronary/arterial (heart) diseases, commonly referred to as coronary heart disease. These refer to conditions caused by abnormal lipid metabolism, where lipids in the blood accumulate on the normally smooth arterial intima. White plaques formed by lipid substances similar to gruel accumulate on the arterial intima and are known as arterial gruel-like hardening lesions. As these plaques increase over time, they cause narrowing of the arterial lumen, blocking blood flow, leading to cardiac ischemia and causing angina pectoris.
In this model, the human figure is enlarged by 10 times, showing how intravascular/coagulation, and (thrombi) at different pathological stages such as arteries, veins,粥, masses, and atherosclerotic plaques affect arterial stenosis and its risks to the human body.
Uses eco-friendly PVC raw materials and is hand-painted.

Product specifications: Height of 17*14*15 cm