Fabrication Enterprises Anatomical Model - Lumbar Spinal Column with Dorso-Lateral Prolapsed Disc

Anatomical Model - Lumbar Spinal Column with Dorso-Lateral Prolapsed Disc

This anatomical model shows the lumbar spinal column with a dorso-lateral prolapsed disc. It can help educators, trainers, and clinical environments present lumbar spine anatomy and the L3-L4 prolapse in a clear physical format. The model includes five lumbar vertebrae, the sacrum, spinal cord, paired spinal nerves, and a section of the sacrum showing the branching cauda equina.

Good Fit For

• Anatomy instruction
• Clinical education settings
• Training rooms
• Demonstrating lumbar spine pathology

Key Features

• Lumbar spinal column model with dorso-lateral prolapsed disc for focused anatomy demonstration
• Shows five lumbar vertebrae, helping users study the lumbar section in context
• Includes the sacrum, spinal cord, and paired spinal nerves for broader structural reference
• Sacrum section shows the branching cauda equina for added anatomical detail
• Mounted on a base to support display and instruction
• 13 inch length offers a presentation-friendly size for teaching spaces

Applications and Usage

• Teaching the anatomy of the lumbar spinal column
• Demonstrating an L3-L4 dorso-lateral prolapse during instruction
• Supporting visual explanation of spinal nerves and cauda equina anatomy

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• This model focuses on the lumbar section rather than the full spine.
• The prolapse detail is specific to the L3-L4 level.
• Buyers who need a freestanding teaching display can note that the model is mounted on a base.

FAQ

• Does this anatomical model show a prolapsed disc? Yes. This lumbar spinal column model includes a dorso-lateral prolapse at L3-L4.
• What anatomy is included on the model? The model shows five lumbar vertebrae, the sacrum, spinal cord, paired spinal nerves, and a section of the sacrum with the branching cauda equina.
• Is this a full spine model? No. This model represents the lumbar section with the sacrum rather than the entire spinal column.
• Is the model mounted for display? Yes. The lumbar spinal column model is mounted on a base.
• What size is the model? The model is 13 inch long.

From 3B Scientific by Fabrication Enterprises.