Spine Model

The size is just the same as realities and made of PVC Plastic. The detail is given hereunder Pelvis shapesShort and broad Pelvis cava Like a barrel Aperture pelvis superior Rounded Sacrum Broad and short Angles of pelvis arch 90-100 degree Symphysis pubica Short and broad

This highly detailed life- size model shows all significant features of each vertebra, including spinal cord. Nerve roots, the vertebral artery, a herniated disc and vertebral notch etc, ideal teaching model for student patient education of chiropractors, orthopedic surgeons and other medical professionals. special features include: inflexible 29" tall vertebrall column complete with pelvis, sacrum, occipital bone, vertebral artery, all nerve branches and herniated lumber disc. deluxe chrome stands

The Spinal cord model illustrates the composition of the spinal cord, magnified to a scale of about 5:1. The spinal cord is formed by a central channel surrounded by "gray matter" with an outer layer of "white matter". The base of the model features illustrations of the various cross-sections of the spinal cord through the white and gray matter at the neck, torso and lumbar and sacral regions. The Spinal Cord Model with Nerve Endings is supplied on a base.

• This model is designed as a teaching aid for anatomy and physiology courses Helps students understand the relationship between human vertebral column and pelvis
• Can be used for studying the morphology of the vertebral column and the construction of joints
• Durable and Long-lasting

ARTSY CENTRAL VENOUS PUNCTURE AND CATHERETEIZATION MODEL:

The cervicular veins are filled with red simulative blood for internal jugular vein and subclavical vein puncturing use. Squeeze bulb can simulate carotid artery pulse. With accurate anatomy, palpation is exactly the same as on a patient. Replacing of the internal tubing and skin is extremely easy. 

• Item Code: KT-035
• Production Capacity: 100

It consists of the 12 thoracic vertebrae with intervertebral discs, thoracic nerves and spinal cord.

• This new didactically painted spine is excellent for learning the relationship of the individual regions of the spine
• 5 sections of the spine are differentiated by color: 7 cervical vertebrae, 12 thoracic vertebrae, 5 lumbar vertebrae, sacrum and coccyx.
• A disc prolapse at l3-l4 is also featured
• Patients can easily understand areas where they are experiencing pain