Palm Bone with Elbow-bone and Radial Bone Model | INNORKOM

Size: Life size, metal wire series

Material: Imported PVC

The model allows for a deeper understanding of the bones that contribute to the hand’s dexterity, the elbow’s flexibility, and the forearm's ability to rotate. By studying the relationships between these bones, users can gain insight into how movements are executed and how injuries or conditions affect the function of the upper limb.

Features

• Elbow Bone: The humerus, which connects to the radius and ulna at the elbow, is key in allowing for flexion and extension of the arm. The model may also include details about the ulnar and radial collateral ligaments that stabilize the elbow joint.
• Radial Bone (Radius): The radius is one of the two forearm bones and plays an essential role in wrist rotation and forearm movement. 

• Inter-Bone Relationships: The model shows how the radial bone interacts with the humerus and the wrist bones, helping to illustrate key biomechanical concepts such as supination and pronation (rotation of the forearm).

• Medical Education: The Palm Bone with Elbow Bone and Radial Bone Model is a valuable tool in anatomy and medical education.
• Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation: Therapists use the model to demonstrate exercises and movements designed to restore or improve wrist, elbow, and hand function following injury or surgery.

• Orthopedic Consultations: The model can be used in orthopedic settings to explain diagnoses of conditions like tennis elbow, carpal tunnel syndrome, or fractures of the radial bone and provide patients with a visual understanding of their injury or condition.

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