3-D model of a skull with treatment for the genetic disease Treacher Collins syndrome

Made:
1999 in London
maker:
University College London
A 3-D model of a skull of a female patient with the genetic A 3-D model of a skull of a female patient with the genetic

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A 3-D model of a skull of a female patient with the genetic
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A 3-D model of a skull of a female patient with the genetic
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© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

A 3-D model of a skull of a female patient with the genetic disease Treacher-collins. The model also has titanium plates connected to it which was added to rebuild her face as a result of this genetic condition.

The plastic model of a female skull on the left shows the treatment available to a person with Treacher Collins’ syndrome, a genetic disorder. This affects the normal development of the skull around the lower jaw and the cheek bone area. The titanium plates are used to help stabilise and rebuild the skull. It is shown here with a model of an untreated skull with Treacher Collins' syndrome (2001-212).

Details

Category:
Therapeutics
Object Number:
2001-211
Materials:
plastic and titanium steel
Measurements:
overall: 158 mm x 122 mm x 98 mm, .16kg
type:
model and skull
credit:
University College London, Dept. of Medical Physics