GD Liver Model

The GD Liver Model is a detailed anatomical teaching model designed to demonstrate the structural features of the human liver. This model clearly illustrates the hepatic lobes, ligamentous portal structures, gallbladder, and bile duct system, providing an integrated view of hepatobiliary anatomy.

With 22 labeled site indicators, the model supports precise identification of key anatomical landmarks and vascular structures.

Product Overview

The GD/A12008 Liver Model provides a comprehensive representation of liver morphology and its associated biliary system. It enables learners to study the anatomical relationships between hepatic lobes, portal structures, and bile drainage pathways.

This model is ideal for medical, nursing, and biomedical education, particularly in courses focused on hepatology and digestive system anatomy.

Anatomical Structures Displayed

Hepatic Structures

• Right lobe
• Left lobe
• Caudate and quadrate regions
• Ligamentous attachments

Portal and Vascular Structures

• Portal vein branches
• Hepatic artery structures
• Hepatic portal system components

Biliary System

• Gallbladder
• Bile duct system
• Common bile duct

The model highlights the functional integration of liver, portal circulation, and bile transport pathways.

Key Features

• Displays liver lobes and ligamentous structures
• Includes gallbladder and bile duct system
• 22 clearly labeled anatomical indicators
• Durable PVC construction
• Suitable for repeated classroom and laboratory use

Applications

• Medical and nursing education
• Hepatology and gastroenterology training
• Biomedical science programs
• Anatomy laboratory demonstrations
• Clinical and surgical education
• Patient education

Technical Specifications

The GD Liver Model provides a comprehensive and visually clear teaching solution for studying hepatobiliary anatomy, supporting both foundational and advanced instruction in digestive system education.