Pelvis with 2pcs Lumbar Vertebra and Femur Model | INNORKOM

• Pelvic Bones: The model includes all major pelvic bones, such as the iliac bones, sacrum, coccyx, ischium, and pubis, accurately displayed to show their structure and functional relationships.

• 2 Lumbar Vertebrae: The model features two lumbar vertebrae, which are connected to the sacrum and illustrate the critical transition between the lower spine and pelvis. 

Size: Life size, metal wire series

Material: Imported PVC

Functions

• Educational Tool: This model is an invaluable resource for students, educators, and healthcare professionals studying human anatomy, particularly in the fields of orthopedics, physical therapy, sports medicine, and nursing.
• Clinical Demonstrations: Healthcare providers, such as orthopedic surgeons, physical therapists, and chiropractors, can use the model to demonstrate various conditions, including hip joint issues, lumbar spinal problems, fractures, and postural disorders.

• Posture and Gait Education: The model aids in understanding how pelvic alignment, lumbar spine health, and femur positioning work together to support the body’s posture, movement, and gait.

• Comprehensive Representation: By combining the pelvis, lumbar vertebrae, and femur, this model provides a complete view of the lower body’s skeletal structure.
• Durability: Made from high-quality PVC or resin, the model is durable enough to handle frequent use in clinical and educational settings, making it an investment in long-term learning.

• Hands-On Learning: The model’s removable components provide an interactive approach to learning, allowing students and professionals to examine individual structures closely.

Applications

• Medical and Nursing Education: This model is widely used in medical schools, nursing programs, and physical therapy courses to teach students about the anatomy and functions of the pelvis, lumbar spine, and femur.
• Orthopedic and Sports Medicine: Orthopedic surgeons and sports medicine specialists use the model to demonstrate and explain hip joint problems, femoral fractures, lumbar spine conditions, and the relationship between the spine and legs in movement.

• Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation: Physical therapists use the model to educate patients about the importance of pelvic and spinal alignment, postural corrections, and exercises aimed at improving mobility and strength in the lower body.

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