GPI-Anatomicals 2017 VETERINARY MODELS

Product catalog summary

Introduction
GPI Anatomicals has been a leading provider of anatomical models for over 35 years, offering a wide range of over ninety-five stock models available through distributors worldwide. Each model includes an educational reference card, enhancing its educational value. The company also specializes in custom design and manufacturing for the pharmaceutical, veterinary, and medical device industries.

Product Specifications

Skin Parasites Model (#9095): Displays detailed representations of common external parasites such as mites, fleas, and ticks.
Feline Heart/Lung Model (#9141): Shows an average feline heart and lungs with a heartworm infestation, highlighting affected structures.
Canine Heart/Lung Model (#9151): Similar to the feline model, but for canines, demonstrating heartworm infestation.
Feline Jaw Models (#9190, #9191): Depict healthy and diseased teeth, with clear models showing tooth roots.
Canine Jaw Models (#9195, #9196): Similar to feline models, showing healthy and diseased teeth.
Canine Ear Model (#9200): A two-sided model showing normal and infected ear structures.
Canine Skin with Flea Bite Model (#9090): Enlarged cross-section showing normal skin and changes due to flea bites.
4-Stage Canine OA Knee Model (#9051): Illustrates stages of osteoarthritis in a canine knee.
Feline Pelvis Model (#9160): Shows average feline pelvis with osteoarthritic changes.
Canine Pelvis Model (#9060): Features normal and osteoarthritic bone structures.
Canine Knee Model (#9050): Displays average canine knee anatomy.
Canine Elbow Model (#9070): Shows a healthy canine elbow with detailed bone and ligament structures.
Canine Shoulder Model (#9075): Depicts average canine shoulder anatomy.
Feline Elbow/Shoulder Model (#9170): Features normal and osteoarthritic changes in feline joints.
Canine Vertebral Column Model (#9080): Displays lumbar vertebrae, discs, and sacrum.

Conclusion
GPI Anatomicals is committed to providing high-quality anatomical models that are both medically accurate and educationally valuable. Their extensive product line and custom design capabilities make them a preferred supplier in the veterinary and medical education sectors.

Catalog excerpts

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VETERINARY MODELS To our valued customers: For the last 35 years, our product line has continued to succeed with the help from our valued distributors and customers. We now offer over ninety-five anatomical models; which we refer to as our “stock models”. These can be purchased through any of our distributors worldwide. When you open a catalog or look online for a GPI model, you will notice the educational reference card that comes with every model. No other model on the market today has the reference card that adds to the educational value like a GPI model. Our products are developed carefully...

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#9095 SKIN PARASITES A parasite is an organism that grows, feeds, and is sheltered on or in another type of organism while contributing nothing to the survival of its host. It is fairly common for our pets to become the unknowing hosts to a number of parasites. This model here shows in great detail the 3 most common external parasites; mite, flea, and tick.

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#9195 CANINE JAW Average size feline jaw depicts healthy teeth on the right side and diseased and damaged teeth on the left. Featured pathologies: fractured canine, periodontal disease, tartar accumulation, plaque, gingivitis, worn incisors, retained deciduous tooth, missing premolar and (canine) gingival recession. Jaws open, close, and separate for closer study. Average size feline jaw depicts healthy teeth on the right side and diseased and damaged teeth on the left. Featured pathologies: fractured canine, periodontal disease, tartar accumulation, plaque, gingivitis, worn incisors, retained...

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Enlarged cross-section of canine skin. One side features normal skin anatomy extending from the epidermis down to the layer of subcutaneous fat. The reverse side demonstrates the progressing changes of a flea bite from wheal to infected pustule. #9200 CANINE EAR (NORMAL / INFECTED) This two-sided, full size, canine ear depicts a normal side with cochlea, auditory ossicles, auditory tube, tympanic bulla, middle ear cavity, tympanic membrane, horizontal canal, vertical canal, auricular cartilage, pinna and temporalis muscle. Abnormal side illustrates inflamed inner ear structures, inflammatory...

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#9051 4-STAGE CANINE OA KNEE #9050 CANINE KNEE Set of four life-size models illustrate degenerative joint disease (osteoarthritis). Disease-free (normal) canine knee includes additional important structures including ligaments, tendons, and patella. The other three models demonstrate progressive articular surface degeneration and the development of osteophytes (bone spurs).

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