Fabrication Enterprises Anatomical Model - Flexible Spine, Classic, with Femur Heads, Muscles

Anatomical Model - Flexible Spine, Classic, with Femur Heads, Muscles

This anatomical spine model is a flexible spinal column model for hands-on demonstrations. It fits teaching and training settings that need a classic spine model with added anatomical reference points, including femur heads and painted muscles. The model also includes a male pelvis, occipital plate, L3-L4 disc prolapse, spinal nerve exits, and a cervical vertebral artery; stand not included.

Good Fit For

• Hands-on anatomy demonstrations
• Classroom and training lab instruction
• Spine and pelvis anatomy teaching

Key Features

• Flexible spinal column model supports hands-on demonstration
• Includes male pelvis and occipital plate for broader anatomical reference
• Shows L3-L4 disc prolapse for focused spine teaching
• Displays spinal nerve exits and cervical vertebral artery
• Movable mounted femur heads add lower-body context
• Muscles painted on the model help visual identification during instruction

Applications and Usage

• Demonstrating spinal flexibility and anatomical landmarks during instruction
• Teaching lumbar anatomy with emphasis on the L3-L4 disc prolapse
• Reviewing nerve exit points and cervical vertebral artery placement
• Showing spine, pelvis, and femur head relationships in anatomy lessons

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Stand is not included.
• This model measures 29 inch L x 10 inch W x 10 inch H.

FAQ

• Does this anatomical spine model include a stand? No. The stand is not included.
• What anatomical structures are shown on this spine model? The model includes a male pelvis, occipital plate, L3-L4 disc prolapse, spinal nerve exits, cervical vertebral artery, movable mounted femur heads, and painted muscles.
• Is the spinal column rigid or flexible? This is a flexible spinal column model made for hands-on demonstrations.
• Are the femur heads fixed in place? No. The model includes movable mounted femur heads.
• What size is this anatomical model? The model measures 29 inch long by 10 inch wide by 10 inch high.

From 3B Scientific by Fabrication Enterprises.