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Hi there, I'm a final year student and (finally) decided I'd like to get a foot bone model for further anatomy revision and to help explain things to patients in the future..
There's a few out there, and so I was wondering what the best quality models are, and also whether it's better to get a loose (elastic) or firm (wire) structured model.
Any help would be great!
Rory

 

Hi Rory,

If you want something a bit more dynamic, there's some 3D Computer software you can buy, which allows you to view the bones, ligaments, tendons, nerves, muscles,blood supply etc,

http://www.primalpictures.com/Foot_and_Ankle.aspx

I'm also about to start my final year, and I think this will be an investment I'll be making, once I set up.

Thanks,

Alan.

 

Something like this for £20 would do just fine.

There are also several decent apps you can download onto your iPad to explain anatomy to them in a more '21st century' way should you be so inclined. (Some examples of a couple here and here)

Or the cheapest option - spin your computer screen round to face them and get on google images.

 

Just been told those links to the apps don't work, so will try again:

Visible Body for iPad 2 3D Human Anatomy Atlas

Monster Anatomy HD - Lower Limb