Product Description

A Spine Skeleton Anatomy Model is a three-dimensional representation of the human vertebral column, often used by medical professionals, students, chiropractors and physical therapists to study the structure and function of the spine.

Key Features:

Anatomical Accuracy Includes all major spinal regions:

Cervical Vertebrae (7) – support the head and neck.

Thoracic Vertebrae (12) – anchor the ribs.

Lumbar Vertebrae (5) – bear much of the body's weight.

Sacrum (5 fused) – connects the spine to the pelvis.

Coccyx (3–4 fused) – the tailbone.

Intervertebral Discs:
Soft pads between vertebrae to illustrate shock absorption and spinal flexibility.

Pelvis and Femur Heads (Optional):

Some models include the pelvic bones and upper femur heads for demonstrating hip-spine connection.

Spinal Nerves & Arteries (Advanced Models):

Colored nerves and arteries illustrate neural pathways and blood supply.

Herniated Disc Simulation:

Some models show a prolapsed disc, helpful for teaching spinal injuries or conditions like sciatica.

Flexible or Fixed Options:

1. Flexible models allow demonstration of natural movement (bending, twisting).

2. Fixed models are ideal for stable display and detailed anatomical study.