Superficial Neurovascular Muscles of the Head Model Overview This handdrawn and assembled anatomical head model displays the superficial neurovascular structures of the head with detail. It exposes superficial facial muscles, superficial blood vessels of the face and scalp, medial nerves and structures of the parotid gland and upper airway, and a sagittal view of the cervical spine. The model is mounted on a plastic base for stability and portability and includes a marker map with 81 digital markers for precise identification. Key benefits Clear visual reference for superficial anatomy: makes complex neurovascular relationships easier to understand and explain. detailed and durable: handdrawn labeling and careful assembly emphasize important anatomical nuances useful in teaching and research. Ready for tabletop use and transport: securely installed on a plastic base for safe handling and straightforward setup. Facilitates structured learning: 81 digital markers enable systematic study, demonstration, and testing. Features and specifications Anatomical scope: superficial facial muscles, superficial blood vessels of the face and scalp, medial nerves, parotid gland structures, upper airway anatomy, and sagittal cervical spine. Marking system: marker map with 81 digital markers for precise identification of anatomical features. Construction: handdrawn details and assembled components mounted on a plastic base for stability and portability. Intended use: designed for anatomy education, patient education, and anatomical research applications. Function and compatibility Function: visual and tactile reference for identifying and explaining superficial neurovascular anatomy of the head and adjacent cervical structures. Compatibility: integrates with common classroom, laboratory, and clinical demonstration setups and fits standard teaching displays and tables. Performance: durable assembly and detailed markings support repeated handling in instructional settings while maintaining clarity of structures and labels. Use scenarios Classroom instruction: use the model during lectures to demonstrate the arrangement of superficial facial muscles, vascular pathways, and parotid region anatomy. Clinical consultation and patient education: provide patients with a clear, threedimensional visual to explain surgical approaches, nerve relationships, or treatment plans without clinical jargon. Anatomical research and study: employ the 81marker map for systematic dissection planning, comparative study, or as a reference during specimen preparation. What is included Handdrawn and assembled head model showing specified superficial neurovascular structures. Plastic base with secure mounting for transport and display. Marker map containing 81 digital markers for feature identification. Practical notes Handle the model carefully to preserve handdrawn markings and assembled components. The plastic base allows stable placement on demonstration tables and easy transport between classrooms or clinics. This model provides a focused, detail resource for anyone teaching, studying, or explaining superficial head anatomy with a clear marker system and a portable, stable mounting solution.