Dual-Mode Breast Anatomy Model for Education and Training - Comprehensive dual-mode anatomy: The Non-Lactating/Lactating Breast Sagittal Section Model provides a detailed representation of the breast anatomy, including a sagittal section, to support a clear understanding of the internal structure and composition. - Study card included: Comes with an informative study card to reinforce learning and support efficient classroom and self-guided study. - Realistic lactating features: The lactating breast component accurately depicts physiological changes during lactation and highlights the structures involved in milk production, making it a valuable resource for medical professionals and educators. - Interactive sagittal display: The sagittal section display enables hands-on exploration of breast anatomy, enhancing visualization, retention, and comprehension. Key attributes and suitability - Function and purpose: Designed to teach both non-lactating and lactating breast anatomy, including lactation physiology, in a single integrated model. - Materials and build: Constructed for durability and repeated use in classrooms, clinics, and labs; intended to provide accurate visual representation for instructional scenarios. - Size and compatibility: Sized for standard anatomy teaching environments and compatible with typical teaching aids and demonstrations in medical and nursing education settings. - Performance for learning: Interactive and realistic features support better engagement, retention, and practical understanding during lectures, labs, and one-on-one demonstrations. Use scenarios - Medical and nursing education: Ideal for anatomy labs, lectures, and exam prep to teach breast structure, sagittal anatomy, and lactation physiology. - Patient education and lactation consultations: Use to visually explain breast anatomy and lactation changes to patients, students, or colleagues during clinical sessions. - Clinical demonstrations and demonstrations in training programs: Suitable for demonstrations in obstetrics, midwifery, lactation consultancy training, or allied health education to illustrate milk production and breast structure.