4d human anatomy standard nose (olfactory) model — designed to meet medical education quality Key benefits Clear, hands-on visualization of nasal and olfactory anatomy to support learning and teaching. Seven detachable components allow step-by-step inspection of internal structures and relationships. Painted muscles show their origins and approaches, making muscle attachments and pathways easy to identify. Suitable for repeated handling in classroom or clinical demonstration settings due to medical-education quality construction. Main features Model type: 4d human anatomy standard nose, focused on the olfactory system and related nasal structures. Composition: Nose and odour (olfactory) model consists of 7 parts for modular study and demonstration. Anatomical detail: Painted muscles clearly indicate origins and approaches to aid understanding of functional anatomy. Quality: Built to medical education standards for accuracy and durability. Function, compatibility, and performance Function: Demonstrates external and internal nasal anatomy, olfactory pathways, and muscle relationships for instruction, study, and patient explanation. Compatibility: Standard sizing suitable for anatomy tables, demonstration stands, lab benches, and classroom use. Performance: Designed to provide consistent, accurate reference for anatomy courses, clinical briefings, and exam preparation. Typical use scenarios Medical and allied health education: Use in anatomy labs or lectures to demonstrate nasal structure and olfactory pathways to students. ENT and clinical training: Support hands-on training for otolaryngology modules, clinical skills sessions, or procedural briefings. Patient education and consultation: Use during clinical appointments to explain nasal anatomy, odor perception, or treatment plans. What’s included Complete 4d human nose (olfactory) model comprising 7 detachable parts. Painted muscle details showing origins and approaches. Model constructed to medical-education quality standards. Accurate, modular, and classroom-ready — a practical anatomy model for teaching, training, and clinical explanation.