Malignant Nephrosclerosis, Flea Bitten Kidney Model
Product Code : JC-BE-5186
The Malignant Nephrosclerosis, Flea Bitten Kidney Model by Jaincolab is an anatomical teaching model depicting the classic flea-bitten appearance of the kidney seen in malignant nephrosclerosis, a renal complication of malignant hypertension. This characteristic surface appearance results from numerous small petechial hemorrhages caused by fibrinoid necrosis of the renal arterioles, and is a well-recognized finding taught in renal pathology curricula.
This renal pathology model helps students visualize the distinctive speckled hemorrhagic surface pattern that gives this condition its name. Designed for use in biology equipment laboratories, medical colleges, and pathology museums, this model supports comprehensive learning about hypertensive kidney disease across India and internationally.
Product Specifications
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Model Type | Anatomical / Pathology Teaching Model |
| Subject Depicted | Flea-bitten kidney appearance of malignant nephrosclerosis |
| Recommended Use | Medical, nursing, and renal pathology education |
| Category | Biology Equipment |
| SKU | JC-BE-5186 |
Key Features
- Depicts the characteristic flea-bitten surface appearance of the kidney in malignant nephrosclerosis
- Durable construction suitable for repeated classroom and laboratory demonstration
- Useful teaching aid for nephrology, pathology, and cardiovascular curricula
- Compact size suitable for tabletop display or museum use
- Complements other renal pathology teaching models in a complete disease study set
Why Choose Jaincolab
Jaincolab is an ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015 certified manufacturer and exporter of laboratory and educational equipment, supplying medical, biology, and pathology teaching models to institutions across India and internationally. Explore related renal teaching models such as the Contracted Kidney Model and the Urinary Tract Calculi Model, or browse our full range of Biology Equipment.
Applications
| Sector | Use Case |
|---|---|
| Medical Colleges | Teaching renal and cardiovascular pathology |
| Nursing Schools | Understanding hypertensive kidney disease |
| Research Institutes | Studying hypertension-related organ damage |
| Pathology Museums | Permanent display of renal disease models |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: What does the Flea Bitten Kidney Model represent?
A1: It represents malignant nephrosclerosis, a renal complication of malignant hypertension characterized by a speckled hemorrhagic kidney surface.
Q2: Why is the condition called flea-bitten kidney?
A2: The name describes the numerous small petechial hemorrhages on the kidney surface, which resemble flea bites.
Q3: What causes this appearance?
A3: It results from fibrinoid necrosis of the renal arterioles associated with malignant hypertension.
Q4: Who uses this teaching model?
A4: Medical colleges, nursing schools, and research institutes use it to teach students about renal and cardiovascular pathology.
Q5: Does Jaincolab supply this model internationally?
A5: Yes, Jaincolab manufactures and exports this model to institutions across India and internationally.
Request a Quote
For pricing, specifications, or bulk orders of the Malignant Nephrosclerosis, Flea Bitten Kidney Model, please contact Jaincolab to request a quote. Our team is available to assist institutions across India and internationally with their biology and pathology teaching equipment needs.
