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The Skeletal System Enlarged Chart 42x62
$62.99
Giant 5-foot poster presents anterior, lateral and posterior views of the human skeletal system.
Ideal for classrooms, chiropractic offices or those of orthopedic or rheumatology physicians, better than 5 feet tall, this 42" x 62" (107 x 157 cm) giant chart, enlarged to twice the size of the standard poster, is printed on tear-resistant 6 mil polypropylene has become a favorite among Aussies. It has three metal grommets across the top with an option to add three more along the bottom for easy hanging. Purchase this large medical poster for doctors’ offices specializing in rheumatology and orthopedic surgery.
Featuring the classic skeletal illustrations by Peter Bachin, The Skeletal System shows anterior, lateral and posterior views of the human skeletal system—popular with the Aussies. It also illustrates portions the of long bone, auditory ossicles, ligaments of the right hand (dorsal and palmar views), ligaments of the right foot (dorsal and plantar view), and the right knee joint (anterior and posterior views) with large legible labels. (1) ©2006
Ideal for classrooms, chiropractic offices or those of orthopedic or rheumatology physicians, better than 5 feet tall, this 42" x 62" (107 x 157 cm) giant chart, enlarged to twice the size of the standard poster, is printed on tear-resistant 6 mil polypropylene has become a favorite among Aussies. It has three metal grommets across the top with an option to add three more along the bottom for easy hanging. Purchase this large medical poster for doctors’ offices specializing in rheumatology and orthopedic surgery.
Featuring the classic skeletal illustrations by Peter Bachin, The Skeletal System shows anterior, lateral and posterior views of the human skeletal system—popular with the Aussies. It also illustrates portions the of long bone, auditory ossicles, ligaments of the right hand (dorsal and palmar views), ligaments of the right foot (dorsal and plantar view), and the right knee joint (anterior and posterior views) with large legible labels. (1) ©2006
