Fabrication Enterprises Inc 12-4802 Anatomical Foot Model

Product Description

The FABRICATION ENTERPRISES INC 12-4802 is a three-dimensional anatomical model of the normal human foot, designed for clinical reference, patient education, and professional training environments. The model depicts superficial structures alongside internal anatomy, including bones, muscles, ligaments, and nerves. Measuring 9.4 inches in length, 5.1 inches in width, and 3.5 inches in height, it provides a life-size reference for practitioners who need a clear, accurate representation of foot anatomy. Sold as a single unit, it is well suited for exam rooms, therapy clinics, and educational settings.

This model is used in physical therapy, occupational therapy, podiatry, orthopedic, and sports medicine settings. It supports patient consultations by giving practitioners a tangible reference when explaining diagnoses, injury locations, or treatment plans. The combination of surface and internal structural detail makes it useful for both introductory anatomy instruction and clinical review. It is appropriate for professional offices, classrooms, and training programs where a durable, detailed foot reference is needed.

Key Features

• Displays superficial foot structures alongside internal bones, muscles, ligaments, and nerves
• Life-size proportions support accurate clinical and educational reference
• Compact footprint at 9.4 x 5.1 x 3.5 inches fits easily on a desk or exam table
• Lightweight at 2 pounds for easy handling and repositioning
• Sold as a single unit for individual clinic or classroom use

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose anatomical reference model for professional clinical, therapy, and educational environments where a normal foot anatomy display is required.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this anatomical model. Place on a stable, flat surface in an exam room, classroom, or training facility. Handle with care to preserve surface detail and painted anatomical markings. Keep out of reach of unsupervised individuals in clinical waiting areas to prevent damage.