Colored 3D model of the spine
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200Colored Spine Model (45cm) – Your visual map to mastering back anatomy
Say goodbye to confusion about different types of vertebrae! At Good Doctor, we offer a colorful spine model, the most effective educational tool for medical and nursing students. Thanks to its contrasting color design, you can quickly and accurately identify each region, transforming complex study into a visually engaging and easy-to-remember experience.
Why is this colorful model considered an indispensable piece?
- Smart color coding: The regions (cervical, thoracic, lumbar, sacrum and coccyx) are colored in different colors, making it easier for the student and patient to understand the anatomical divisions of the spine at a glance.
- Exquisite arterial and nerve details: The model not only shows bones, but also clearly highlights the vertebral arteries , nerve roots , and intervertebral discs , making it ideal for studying neurosurgery.
- Ideal size for display (45 cm): Provides an excellent balance between anatomical clarity and ease of placement on a study desk or in medical clinics as a professional explanation tool for patients.
- Flexible and durable structure: Made of high-quality medical plastic that combines the rigidity of bones with the flexibility that allows for understanding the mechanics of spinal movement.
What does the model illustrate?
- Cervical vertebrae.
- Thoracic vertebrae.
- Lumbar vertebrae.
- Sacrum & Coccyx.
- The cervical carotid artery and the vertebral arteries.
❓ 4. Frequently Asked Questions:
Q: What is the benefit of coloring the vertebrae in this model? A: Coloring greatly helps with "visual memory," as it makes it easier for students to distinguish the number and shape of the vertebrae in each region (such as the difference between thoracic and lumbar vertebrae) without confusion.
Q: Does the model come with a base for mounting? A: Yes, the model comes with a sturdy base that allows it to be displayed vertically and stably on a desk or in an educational laboratory.
Q: Can it be used in physiotherapy clinics? A: Absolutely, it is one of the best ways to explain postural problems, slipped discs, and nerve compression to patients in a simple and understandable way.
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