Fabrication Enterprises Anatomical Model - highly flexible flexible spine without stand

Anatomical Model - highly flexible flexible spine without stand

This anatomical model is a highly flexible spine model without a stand. It works well for hands-on demonstrations in schools or doctor's offices where a movable teaching model can help explain spinal structure. The model includes a complete male pelvis and occipital plate, along with L3-L4 disc prolapse, spinal nerve exits, and the cervical vertebral artery.

Good Fit For

• Hands-on anatomy demonstrations in schools
• Doctor's office education and demonstration
• Teaching spinal structure and related anatomy

Key Features

• Highly flexible spine model supports hands-on anatomical demonstration
• Flexible core adds extra stability to the spine model
• Includes a complete male pelvis and occipital plate for broader anatomical reference
• Shows L3-L4 disc prolapse for focused spine education
• Includes spinal nerve exits and the cervical vertebral artery for more detailed teaching
• Stand is not included, which may suit buyers replacing an existing display setup

Applications and Usage

• Demonstrating spine flexibility and structure during anatomy lessons
• Explaining spinal anatomy in a doctor's office
• Supporting hands-on educational presentations that include pelvis and occipital plate anatomy
• Showing L3-L4 disc prolapse and spinal nerve exit locations during instruction

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Stand is not included
• This model is intended for demonstration and educational use

FAQ

• Does this spine model include a stand? No. This highly flexible spine model does not include a stand.
• Where is this anatomical model typically used? This anatomical model is suited for hands-on demonstrations in schools and doctor's offices.
• What anatomical details are included on the model? The model includes a complete male pelvis, occipital plate, L3-L4 disc prolapse, spinal nerve exits, and the cervical vertebral artery.
• Is the spine model flexible? Yes. The spine model has a flexible core and is described as highly flexible, with added stability.

From 3B Scientific by Fabrication Enterprises.