All specimens are prepared by polymeric embalming. The preserved natural color enables the differentiation between white and gray matter in any sections. The following list includes only typical anatomical specimens commonly used as demonstrative aids in medical schools and colleges of all levels. Combined, complex, stratified, dyed, stained, cavities/vessels injected and other treated and other custom processed specimens for special and advanced courses of Human Neuroanatomy are available by order with customer specifications.

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    This page includes:

• Spinal Cord
• Brain
• Sensor Organs

	Code	Item description	Remarks
	CNS-1	Spinal Cord with Membranes
	CNS-2	Spinal Cord in the vertebral (neural) canal	Thoracic region. Photo
	CNS-3	Spinal Cord with membranes (in vertebra)	Horizontal section through the body of vertebra.

Brain

	Code	Item description	Remarks
	CNS-4	Encephalon and Myelon	Frontal section of head and cervical region of the vertebral column; brain is partially removed
	CNS-5	Pons, cerebellum, and medulla
	CNS-6	Cerebellar Peduncles	Cerebellum is partially removed
	CNS-6S	Section of the cerebellum	For demonstration all inner structures of the cerebellum. Sheet plastination. Photo
	CNS-7	Diencephalon and Brainstem (midbrain, pons, medulla, and their derivates)	Forebrain and cerebellum are partially removed. Photo
	CNS-8	Midsaggital section of the brain	Photo
	CNS-9	Horisontal sections of brain at different levels	Set of 4 sheet slices. Sheet plastination. Photo
	CNS-10	Forebrain with lateral ventricles	Horizontal section
	CNS-11	Brain, Gross-specimen
	CNS-12	Brain blood supply, Gross-specimen	Arteries are injected with dyeing media. Photo
	CNS-13	Brain and cranial nerves
	CNS-14	Frontal sections of brain at different levels	Set of 5 sheet slices. Sheet plastination. Photo
	CNS-15	Dura mater	Brain is removed, all sinuses of dura mater are filled with colored solid media. Photo

Sensor Organs

	Code	Item description	Remarks
	SENS-1	Eye in the orbit	Photo
	SENS-2	External ear (auricle)
	SENS-3	External auditory meatus, ear drum, and middle ear
	SENS-4	Auditory ossicles (malleus, incus, stapes)
	SENS-5	Inner ear