• This model is naturally cast from a foetal head in the 30th week of preganancy.
• Foetal skull anatomy model illustrates the characteristics of prenatal development in babies including the fontanelles – bony plates which fuse the foetal skull as the foetus develops

The Fetal Skull Model by LABMART is a high-fidelity anatomical replica designed to support the study of early cranial development. Developed under the supervision of experienced anatomists, this model provides exceptional detail, capturing the unique characteristics of the infant skull—from fontanelles to unfused sutures—critical for both medical education and clinical reference.

Authentic Representation of Neonatal Cranial Anatomy

Unlike standard skull models, this version reflects the developmental stage of a newborn or late-term fetus. The flexible, unfused nature of the bones and the prominence of fontanelles are represented with anatomical accuracy, offering a true-to-life view of how the skull adapts to the birthing process and early brain growth.

Key Anatomical Features

• Visible Fontanelles: Anterior and posterior fontanelles accurately modeled for palpation-based teaching
• Open Sutures: Sagittal, coronal, lambdoid, and metopic sutures remain clearly defined and unfused
• Developing Cranial Bones: Parietal, frontal, temporal, and occipital bones scaled and shaped to infant proportions
• Natural Curvature and Proportion: Rounded cranial dome and flat facial bones reflect typical neonatal structure

Applications in Education and Practice

• MBBS, BDS, and Nursing Anatomy Courses
• Pediatric and Neonatal Clinical Instruction
• Labor and Delivery Simulation Training
• Comparative Study in Growth and Development Curricula