Right Lung Bronchial Tree Dissection Study Model

The Right Lung Bronchial Tree Dissection Study Model (JANO-155) is a specialized anatomical model developed to illustrate the internal airway structure of the right lung. It provides a detailed view of the bronchial tree, showing how the main bronchus divides into smaller branches within the lung.

This model is designed to support in-depth study of respiratory anatomy by clearly presenting the organization and distribution of air passages. The dissected structure allows learners to observe internal features that are otherwise difficult to visualize.

Constructed from durable materials, the model is suitable for regular use in laboratories and classrooms. Its compact size (180 mm height) ensures easy handling while maintaining sufficient detail for effective demonstration.

It is widely used in medical education, biology laboratories, and training institutes to improve understanding of lung structure and respiratory function, making it a valuable addition to any learning environment.