Fabrication Enterprises Rudiger Anatomie Functional Elbow Joint with Ligaments

Rudiger Anatomie Functional Elbow Joint with Ligaments

The Rudiger Anatomie functional elbow joint with ligaments is a detailed elbow model for studying movement and anatomy. It works well for classrooms, training settings, and advanced study where buyers need to show both joint motion and key ligament structures in one complete elbow representation. The model demonstrates flexion, extension, pronation, and supination, and it is mounted on a stand with removable structures for closer viewing.

Good Fit For

• Anatomy classrooms
• Movement and joint-function demonstrations
• Advanced elbow structure study
• Training settings that need a removable display model

Key Features

• Complete elbow representation supports more realistic anatomy study than a partial arm section
• Shows important ligaments of the elbow and lower arm with colored molding for easier identification
• Demonstrates flexion, extension, pronation, and supination for movement-focused instruction
• Up to 150 degrees of flexion and extension helps illustrate a wide range of joint motion
• Mounted on a stand and removable so individual elbow structures can be viewed more closely
• High quality materials replicate human ligament tissue for hands-on study

Applications and Usage

• Teaching elbow anatomy with visible ligament structures
• Demonstrating flexion and extension of the elbow joint
• Showing pronation and supination through crossing of the radius and ulna
• Examining individual elbow structures off the stand during advanced study

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• This model focuses specifically on the elbow, including the lower portion of the humerus, a complete ulna, and a complete radius.
• Buyers comparing anatomy models may prefer this option when joint motion and ligament visibility matter more than a static display.
• The stand supports display, but the model can also be removed when closer structure review is needed.

FAQ

• Does this elbow model show joint movement? Yes. The functional elbow joint demonstrates extension, flexion, pronation, and supination, making it useful for showing how the elbow and forearm move.
• Are the ligaments visible on the model? Yes. Important ligaments of the elbow and lower arm are highlighted with colored molding so they are easier to identify during study and demonstration.
• Is this a full elbow model or only part of the arm? This is a complete representation of the elbow rather than just a section of the upper or lower arm. It includes the lower portion of the humerus, a complete ulna, and a complete radius.
• Can the model be removed from the stand? Yes. The elbow model is mounted on a stand, and it can be removed so individual structures are easier to view and identify.
• How much flexion and extension can the model demonstrate? The model can demonstrate up to 150 degrees of flexion and extension.

From Rudiger Anatomie by Fabrication Enterprises.