Fabrication Enterprises Anatomical Model - Shoulder Joint with Rotator Cuff

Anatomical Model - Shoulder Joint with Rotator Cuff

This anatomical model shows the shoulder joint with rotator cuff structures for hands-on study and demonstration. It works well for classrooms, training environments, and professional settings where buyers need a visual model of shoulder anatomy and movement. The model includes the upper half of the humerus, clavicle, and shoulder blade, and the four removable rotator cuff muscles let users demonstrate multiple shoulder movements.

Good Fit For

• Anatomy instruction and lab demonstration
• Clinical education settings
• Training rooms where shoulder movement needs to be shown clearly

Key Features

• Shoulder joint anatomical model with rotator cuff structures for visual teaching and study
• Shows the upper half of the humerus, clavicle, and shoulder blade for a focused shoulder anatomy view
• Muscle origin and insertion points are color highlighted to support clearer identification
• Four individual rotator cuff muscles can be removed for step-by-step demonstration
• Supports movement demonstration including abduction, adduction, rotation, elevation, and circumduction

Applications and Usage

• Demonstrating shoulder joint anatomy during instruction
• Showing rotator cuff muscle origin and insertion points
• Teaching how individual shoulder movements are performed
• Using removable muscles for interactive anatomy review

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Size: 7".
• This model focuses on the shoulder joint and rotator cuff rather than full-body anatomy.
• Buyers who need movement demonstration may find the removable muscle pieces especially useful.

FAQ

• Can this shoulder model show joint movement? Yes. With the four individual muscles removed, the model can demonstrate abduction, adduction, inward rotation, outward rotation, anteversion, retroversion, elevation, and circumduction.
• What anatomical parts are included in the model? The model comprises the upper half of the humerus, clavicle, and shoulder blade, along with the muscles of the rotator cuff.
• Are the rotator cuff muscles removable? Yes. The four individual rotator cuff muscles can be removed, which helps with demonstration and study of the shoulder joint.
• Does the model highlight muscle attachment points? Yes. The sites of origin are highlighted in red and the sites of insertion are highlighted in blue.

From 3B Scientific by Fabrication Enterprises.