Fabrication Enterprises Anatomical Model - Functional Shoulder Joint

Anatomical Model - Functional Shoulder Joint

This anatomical model is a functional shoulder joint model for demonstrating shoulder anatomy and joint movement. It works well for doctor-patient education or teacher-student instruction where a clear, hands-on visual aid can improve understanding. The model is life-size, fully flexible, and mounted on a stand for easier study.

Good Fit For

• Doctor-patient education
• Teacher-student anatomy instruction
• Classroom or training demonstrations
• Study of shoulder joint movement

Key Features

• Functional shoulder joint model helps demonstrate shoulder anatomy and mechanics
• Life-size format supports realistic visual teaching and study
• Fully flexible design shows abduction, anteversion, retroversion, and internal or external rotation
• Mounted on a stand for easier viewing during instruction or study
• Includes shoulder blade, collar bone, portion of humerus, and joint ligaments

Applications and Usage

• Demonstrating shoulder joint anatomy in educational settings
• Explaining shoulder movement during patient consultations
• Showing abduction and rotational motion during instruction
• Studying the relationship of major shoulder joint structures

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Size: 6.7".
• This model is intended for anatomy demonstration and study.
• Buyers needing a display-ready teaching aid may appreciate the included stand.
• The model focuses on the shoulder joint and related structures rather than full upper-body anatomy.

FAQ

• What movements can this shoulder joint model demonstrate? This functional shoulder joint model can demonstrate abduction, anteversion, retroversion, and internal or external rotation.
• Is the shoulder model life-size? Yes. The model is described as life-size, which can make anatomy instruction easier to follow.
• What parts are included in the model? The model includes the shoulder blade, collar bone, a portion of the humerus, and joint ligaments.
• Does this anatomical model come with a stand? Yes. The shoulder joint model is mounted on a stand for easier study and presentation.

From 3B Scientific by Fabrication Enterprises.