Fabrication Enterprises Anatomical Model - Osteoporosis Model

Anatomical Model - Osteoporosis Model

This anatomical osteoporosis model compares osteoporotic and normal thoracic vertebrae in one teaching display. It works well for classrooms, patient education, and clinical training where buyers need a visual way to explain vertebral changes. The magnetic model uses T11 and T12 vertebrae on a stand and includes a base illustration showing 3D micro CT images from bone biopsies.

Good Fit For

• Anatomy and health education settings
• Clinical teaching and demonstration
• Patient education about osteoporosis

Key Features

• Compares osteoporotic and normal thoracic vertebrae for side-by-side visual teaching
• Uses T11 and T12 vertebrae to show the anatomy in a focused, easy-to-follow format
• Sequential osteoporotic thoracic vertebrae appear with a narrower intervertebral disc
• Healthy vertebrae with discs are shown alongside for clear contrast
• Magnetic model on a stand supports hands-on demonstration and display
• Base illustration adds detail with two 3D micro CT images obtained from bone biopsies

Applications and Usage

• Explaining the visual differences between osteoporotic and healthy thoracic vertebrae
• Supporting classroom lessons on bone structure and osteoporosis
• Using as a tabletop demonstration model in clinical education
• Showing disc narrowing as part of osteoporosis-related teaching

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• This model focuses on thoracic vertebrae rather than a full spinal section.
• The display compares normal and osteoporotic vertebrae, which is useful when side-by-side teaching is the priority.
• The compact footprint may suit desks, counters, or small presentation areas.

FAQ

• What does this osteoporosis model show? This anatomical model compares osteoporotic and normal thoracic vertebrae using T11 and T12, making the differences easier to explain visually.
• Does the model include both healthy and osteoporotic vertebrae? Yes. The stand shows sequential osteoporotic thoracic vertebrae on one side and two healthy vertebrae with discs on the other side.
• Is this useful for teaching disc changes as well as bone changes? Yes. The osteoporotic side includes a narrower intervertebral disc, which helps illustrate structural changes in the comparison.
• Does the display include any imaging reference? Yes. The base includes a detailed illustration with two 3D micro CT images obtained from bone biopsies.
• How large is the model? The model measures 6 inch L x 4 inch W x 4 inch H.

From 3B Scientific by Fabrication Enterprises.