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Anatomical Models:

Anatomical Chart Company

Designs and produces anatomical charts, skeletons and models of human body systems as well as gifts and promotional items with an anatomical theme.

http://anatomical.com/

Armstrong Medical Industries

Supplier of medical carts, CPR manikins, medical education manikins and equipment for emergency, anesthesia, hospitals, EMS, and education.

http://www.armstrongmedical.com/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

3B Scientific

Manufacturer of anatomical and biological teaching aids, models and software.

http://www.3bscientific.com/

Candent

Manufacturers of anatomical and dental models and charts for educational and professional purposes.

http://www.candent.net/

The Doe Report

Library of medical demonstrative evidence for attorneys, containing thousands of exhibits, illustrations, anatomical models, and medical research.

http://www.doereport.com/

Dynamic Demo

Supplier of anatomical models, demonstration devices, medical models, custom models, and other medical simulators.

http://www.dynamicdemo.net/

Gaumard

Manufacturer and supplier of simulators and models for health care educators.

http://www.gaumard.com/

GPI Anatomicals

Educational tools for medical practitioners and pharmaceutical companies.

http://www.gpianatomicals.com/

Holt Anatomical

Manufacturer of human, botanical, and zoological models.

http://www.holtanatomical.com/

IngMar Medical

Lung models and breathing simulators for respiratory care instruction and respiratory device research and development.

http://www.ingmarmed.com

Labcell, Ltd.

Supplier of anatomical models. Online ordering available.

http://www.labcell.demon.co.uk

Sawbones

Developers of orthopaedic and medical models and related products designed for a variety of uses including surgical practice and training, patient demonstration, and product promotion.

http://www.sawbones.com/

Simuplast

Manufacturers of anatomical models, simulators and laboratory materials.

http://www.simuplast.com/

VATA, Inc.

Offers vascular access training equipment and models. Includes product list, frequently asked questions, and services.

http://www.vatainc.com/

Voxel-ManTempoSurg

A computer-driven simulator for training and demonstrating ear, nose and throat surgery. Features images and movie clips of the product.

http://voxel-man.de/

Zahourek Systems, Inc.

Provides anatomy learning tools, skeletal models, and workshops constructing human anatomy in clay.

http://www.anatomyinclay.com/

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