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This retired titanium artificial heart came from a thoracic surgeons private collection. This early ‘pump’ was mostly used to demonstrate the device and perform strategic scenarios before undertaking the actual surgery. A valuable learning tool that is highly useful for engineers, students, and educators. The heart is tagged ‘Not for Human Use’ as this was a training tool. A fascinating and beautiful sculptural object that is both art and functional.
The lengths humanity goes through to understand the body and help repair and prolong life amazes me. Not only is this object a piece to study but it also serves as a sort of meditative piece. This device was designed to help those bridge to transplantation when their hearts are in critical failure . The titanium model was an early version as the subsequent models were made of polymer and semi transparent.
Item is sold for collection and study purposes only. This is a retired item ideal for engineering study and reference library collections.
*This item only ships in the U.S
There are many possibilities with these dental jaws. These are still used in schools for practice before working on actual humans. I gathered a few of these from a dental school that was downgrading their system to a more cost effective phantom. These jaws adapt to the Kavo dental phantom and are top quality devices. I happened to have a few teeth sets left and added them to these jaws. The magnetic metal strip was missing on some so I just added a metal washer that help it to attach to the magnet. Still works well and if you take off the beige paint they are aluminum and you can make them shiny. They are painted to avoid oxidation when working with water as most students are drilling away on these. These can be locked open or shut as shown.
Priced per set—5 available
