Deluxe Human Heart Model

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The "Evotech Deluxe Human Heart Model" is a great anatomy model to assist in learning or teaching others about the heart. It has removable pieces that are held in place by small magnets. The model is built from good, quality material and has some weight to it. It is one of the better made models I have in my collection, and one of my favorites. I do wish each part was labeled for easy identification, but it does not take away from the overall quality and value of the model, in my opinion. I would recommend this product to others, as it is a great addition to any home or classroom!P.S. I received this product as part of Amazon's VINE program but this in no way affects my opinions or review of the product. We are required to try the items out and give honest feedback related to our own personal experiences with the products we receive. If I have any issues after leaving this review, I will come back and update my review to reflect this!Thank you for taking the time to read my review, I hope it helps!

I am in the medical field and this is a nice model to have for some extra research and teaching others. It helps with understanding the locations of things such as LAD and RCA, etc.Although it is easy to google the anatomy of the heart, the 3-D model helps one to visualize it much better. It’s especially helpful when studying ECGs to be able to look at this model and get the understanding of what area is being affected with various STEMIs, etc.Overall, I am pleased with this model and will be putting it to good use.

I love how this model comes apart easily and puts together easily. The pieces are nicely colored and this seems to be a very accurate model for the student, classroom, or even Dr.'s office. It's definitely a little pricey, but a nice quality.

Disclosure - I teach anatomy at a medical school. This model is fantastic. It is in the same price range and others and has a lot of really nice features, particularly the magnets that keep the different structures together.. The internal features of the heart are represented somewhat, although the atria do not really give you a sense of how big they are in reality. The chordae tendineae connective the papillary muscles to the atrioventricular valves are really the only thing missing. And they included the thymus gland! Typically everybody forgets to include the thymus.

We're all about anatomy over here. I had to order this when i seen it and so glad i did. How many 7 year olds you see walking around putting hearts together lol My kids love disassemblying and putting it back together and they are learning while they think they are playing. I would recommend this heart model.

I have been using this to study for my new position as a cardiac nurse. It's been really useful to have a tangible model to follow along. The only thing I wish was better was the coronary vessels.