Skull with Cervical Column Skeleton Model | INNORKOM

• Complete Skull and Cervical Column Representation: The model features a life-sized human skull connected to the cervical vertebrae (atlas, axis, and additional cervical vertebrae) and upper thoracic spine

• Realistic Detailing: The skull and cervical column are made from high-quality materials that reflect true anatomical proportions, including visible sutures, joints, intervertebral discs, and the specific features of the cervical vertebrae.

Size:life size.

Material: Imported PVC

PACKAGE SIZE: 19*19*26cm

G.W.: 1.3KGS

Functions

• Educational Tool: This model is primarily used in educational settings, such as medical schools, universities, and anatomy courses, to teach students about the skull, cervical spine, and their interrelationship in the human body.
• Demonstration of Neck Movements: The movable joints allow users to simulate a variety of neck motions, helping students and medical professionals visualize how the cervical spine supports and moves the skull.

• Anatomical Study of the Cervical Region: The model allows for a detailed study of the cervical vertebrae, the intervertebral discs, the skull’s articulation with the cervical spine, and the associated muscles, nerves, and blood vessels in the neck region.

• Comprehensive Anatomy Learning: The Skull with Cervical Column Skeleton Model offers a holistic approach to studying the head, neck, and spine. By combining the skull and cervical vertebrae, it provides a complete understanding of their interdependence in terms of structure and function.

• Realistic Neck Movement Demonstrations: The model’s movable cervical joints allow for realistic demonstrations of the head and neck’s range of motion, making it an ideal tool for teaching biomechanics, physical therapy, and clinical assessments.

Applications

• Medical and Healthcare Education: The Skull with Cervical Column Skeleton Model is widely used in medical and dental schools, nursing programs, and healthcare training facilities to teach students about the anatomy of the head, neck, and cervical spine.
• Chiropractic and Physical Therapy Training: This model is invaluable for chiropractic and physical therapy programs

• Surgical Planning and Training: Surgeons specializing in craniofacial, neurosurgical, or orthopedic procedures can use this model to familiarize themselves with the cervical spine’s anatomy, assisting in pre-operative planning and educating patients.

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