Manikins & Models
Medansh stocks anatomy models and manikins online in India for everyone who teaches, studies or explains the human body: medical, dental and nursing colleges, physiotherapy institutes, skill labs, hospital training departments and specialist clinics that counsel patients at the desk. The range runs from a jumbo heart and a 50 cm mini torso to spine, knee and shoulder models, pathology models of the stomach, liver and lungs, skulls with removable brains, and full-body nursing manikins for hands-on practice. It is part of our wider hospital and clinic supplies, so a department can equip a classroom and a ward from one store.

Shop anatomy models and manikins by category
Five collections make up the range. Start with the one that matches what you need to show: healthy structure, bones and joints, disease, the head and brain, or a hands-on clinical skill.
Anatomy models
The anatomy models collection holds organ and system models for lecture halls and consultation rooms. The Mini Torso Model 50 cm with 23 Removable Parts shows the major internal organs, body structures and the spinal region at a size that sits comfortably on a lecture desk. The Jumbo Heart Model is enlarged so a whole class can follow the heart's anatomy from the back rows.
For reproductive and urinary anatomy, choose from the Magnified Uterus Model, the Uterus Anatomical Model, the life-size Male Urogenital Model and the Flexible Adult Female Pelvis used in midwifery training. The life-size Adult Male Pelvis is made of PVC and includes the ilium, sacrum, coccyx, the fourth and fifth lumbar vertebrae, a disc and the symphysis. The Premium Artery Model depicts arteriosclerotic change in four stages, from slight deposits to a fully blocked vessel, which makes it a practical counselling aid in medicine and cardiology OPDs. Dental clinics can use the Dental Care Model to explain tooth and gum structure to patients.
Bone models
Our bone models focus on the skeleton, spine and major joints, which is why they suit physiotherapy institutes, orthopaedic and spine clinics, chiropractic practices and rehabilitation centres as much as anatomy classrooms. The Human Skeleton 85 cm with Nerves and Blood Vessels lets students trace nerves, veins and arteries over the bones at table-top scale.
Spine models come in several forms: a 40 cm mini spine with intervertebral discs, a 45 cm coloured spine, a mini spinal column with femur head, a five-vertebra lumbar section, and the Lumbar Disc Herniation Spine model for explaining lower back disc problems. For joints, pick the Human Knee Joint Model with Ligaments, the Shoulder Joint Model with flexible ligaments, or the Knee Joint Arthritis Model, which places a normal knee beside early, moderate and advanced osteoarthritis. A clinic that sees all three complaints can save shelf space with the Spine, Knee and Shoulder Model Combo.
Diseased models
Diseased models set normal anatomy beside represented pathology, so learners can compare the two without a specimen jar. They support pathology and medicine teaching, and they help gastroenterology, chest and surgical OPDs show patients what a condition looks like.
- Diseased Stomach Model: life size, showing patterns such as gastric ulcer, gastric cancer, chronic atrophic gastritis and gastric bleeding.
- Life-Size Lung Pathological Model: two-sided, comparing normal lung structure with COPD, cancer and asthma changes.
- Diseased Esophagus Model with Stomach Section: the lower oesophagus, the gastro-oesophageal junction and the upper stomach with six pathologies.
- Also in the range: a small diseased liver with gallstones, tumours and cirrhosis; a full-size pancreas, spleen and gall bladder set; a two-sided kidney cyst model; a breast model with benign and malignant conditions; and a rectum model with haemorrhoids.
Skull models
Head and neck teaching starts with the skull models collection. The Human Skull Anatomy Model for Medical Students is life-size and covers cranial and facial bones, sutures, the mandible, teeth, eye sockets, the nasal cavity and skull-base structures. The Skull Model with 8 Part Brain pairs skull anatomy with an eight-part brain, so one model serves both bone and neuroanatomy sessions in medical and dental colleges.
The Human Skull with Coloured and Painted Muscle is life-sized, measures about 20 x 13.5 x 15.5 cm and weighs around 0.6 kg; its skullcap lifts off and its articulated mandible can be removed. For brain-only study, the 2 Part Brain Deluxe Model is cast in unbreakable vinyl, splits into left and right halves and has its major features numbered in contrasting colours.
Simulator manikins
Skill labs and nursing schools build practical training around simulator manikins and task trainers. The full-body Multifunctional Nursing Manikin Female supports a long list of routine procedures, including mouth care, endotracheal intubation, oxygen inhalation, nasal feeding, gastric lavage, closed-chest cardiac resuscitation, chest drainage and several puncture and injection sites. The Multifunctional Male Nursing Manikin is a full-body adult model for patient-care practice and competency assessment.
For drilling one skill at a time, a task trainer is easier to set out on a bench:
- Intravenous Injection Training Arm: basilic, cephalic and median cubital vein sites, replaceable all-in-one skin pads, and a circulation pump or gravity set-up.
- IM Injection Trainer and IV Injection Pad Deluxe for injection and venipuncture practice.
- New Born Neonate Intubation Training Model, where the lungs and stomach visibly expand so trainees can check tube position.
- Cervical Dilation Model and Deluxe Fetal Skull Model, showing sutures and fontanels, for midwifery and obstetrics teaching; plus an 89-inch circulatory system model for tracing major vessels.
How to choose anatomy models and training manikins
These checks help you match a model to the way it will actually be used, whether that is a lecture, a practical or a two-minute explanation in OPD.
Teaching aid or counselling aid
Decide first whether the model is for a lecture hall, a practical bench or a consultation desk. Classroom models need detail that is visible from a distance, so enlarged pieces such as the jumbo heart or the magnified uterus work well. A clinic desk needs something compact that a doctor can turn in the hand while explaining, such as a mini spine, the knee arthritis model or the artery model.
Scale and size
Most product titles state the scale, so compare them before you order. The range spans 40 cm and 45 cm mini spines, a 50 cm mini torso, an 85 cm skeleton and an 89-inch circulatory model, alongside life-size skulls, pelves and lung models. Mini models save space and travel easily between rooms; life-size models suit side-by-side comparison in the dissection hall.
Detail and removable parts
The more a model comes apart, the more it can teach. Count the removable parts (23 on the mini torso), check whether a skullcap lifts off or a brain separates into halves, and look for two-sided pathology models, such as the lung and kidney cyst models, that show normal and diseased tissue on one piece. Flexible ligaments on the knee and shoulder models let you demonstrate movement, not just structure.
Material and care
Listings name the material where it matters: PVC for the adult male pelvis and the cervical dilation model, unbreakable vinyl for the 2-part brain, and replaceable skin pads on the IV training arm. Keep models covered when not in use, clean them only as the manufacturer directs, and replace practice pads once they wear rather than training on a damaged surface.
Skills coverage for manikins
Before ordering a manikin, list the procedures your syllabus or hospital training calendar requires and tick them off against the product description. A full-body manikin covers many procedures in one unit, while a set of task trainers lets several students practise injections or IV access at the same time.
Planning a skill lab? Group your list by procedure (injections, IV access, airway, obstetrics, nursing care) and send it to us in one go. One consolidated quote is easier to approve than several small orders.
| Category | Best for | Typical setting | Shop link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Anatomy models | Organs and body systems in healthy form | Lecture halls, gynae, cardiology and dental OPDs | Organ and torso models |
| Bone models | Spine, joints and the full skeleton | Physiotherapy institutes, orthopaedic and spine clinics | Spine and joint models |
| Diseased models | Comparing normal and diseased organs | Pathology teaching, gastro and chest OPDs | Pathology models |
| Skull models | Cranial bones, teeth and the brain | Anatomy departments, dental colleges | Skull and brain models |
| Simulator manikins | Hands-on nursing and clinical skills | Skill labs, nursing and midwifery schools | Manikins and task trainers |
Who uses anatomy models and manikins
- Medical and dental colleges: skull, skeleton and torso models for anatomy, plus diseased models for pathology and medicine postings.
- Nursing and midwifery institutes: nursing manikins, injection trainers, the cervical dilation model, the fetal skull and the female pelvis for labour-room teaching.
- Physiotherapy institutes and rehabilitation centres: spine, knee and shoulder models to explain posture, joint movement and disc problems.
- Hospital training departments: IV arms and intubation trainers for induction and refresher sessions, often set up beside real beds from our hospital furniture range and monitors from the medical equipment range.
- Specialist clinics: desk models help orthopaedic, gastro, gynae and dental doctors explain findings to patients and their families.
- Students: a skull or mini spine for revision at home, paired with suture practice pads from the medical students collection.
Skill labs usually need more than manikins. Practice instruments such as needle holders and forceps come from our surgical instruments department, gloves and gowns from personal protective gear, and gauze, tourniquets and ECG gel from consumables and accessories.
Why buy from Medansh
Prices shown on every listing include tax, which keeps department budgets simple. Colleges, hospitals and training institutes ordering several models or manikins can ask for a formal quote: Need a quotation?
Before you order, read our shipping policy and the return, replacement and refund policy. Once your order is on its way, you can track it online. Our customer care team is available on 8586012345 and at cs@meddey.com.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between an anatomy model and a simulator manikin?
An anatomy model is for looking at and explaining structure, such as a heart, skull or spine. A simulator manikin or task trainer is built for practising a procedure, such as IV access, injections, intubation or nursing care. Many skill labs keep both: models for theory sessions and manikins for practicals.
Which models should a first-year medical student buy for home study?
Many students begin with a skull and a spine, because osteology comes early in the course and both are available in desk-friendly sizes. The Human Skull Anatomy Model for Medical Students is life-size, while the 40 cm and 45 cm mini spines take little space. Check your college's recommendations before you buy.
Are mini models good enough, or do we need life-size ones?
Mini models, such as the 50 cm torso or the 40 cm spine, are easy to store, carry and handle at a clinic desk. Life-size models, such as the skull and the lung pathology model, show structures at true scale and suit dissection-hall comparison. Many departments buy life-size models for teaching and mini versions for counselling rooms.
Can students practise IV and injection technique on these trainers?
Yes. The Intravenous Injection Training Arm offers basilic, cephalic and median cubital vein sites with replaceable skin pads, and the IV Injection Pad Deluxe and IM Injection Trainer are designed for venipuncture and injection practice. Always follow your instructor's protocol and the manufacturer's instructions.
How should anatomy models and manikins be cleaned and stored?
Follow the cleaning method the manufacturer gives for each model, since PVC, vinyl and replaceable skin pads need different care. In general, keep models covered and away from direct sunlight and heat, store removable parts with the model they belong to, and replace worn practice pads instead of continuing on a damaged surface.
Do you supply anatomy models and manikins in bulk for colleges and skill labs?
Yes. Institutions can request a quotation for several models or manikins through our contact page or by calling customer care on 8586012345. Sharing the quantities and the delivery location helps us prepare an accurate quote.
How do delivery and returns work for these products?
Delivery terms are set out in our shipping policy, and the return, replacement and refund policy explains when a return or replacement applies. You can follow any order on the Track Order page, or email cs@meddey.com for help.

