Thoracic Vertebra Model | INNORKOM

Product Introduction 

Size: Life size, fixed on the base plate

Material: Imported PVC

Constructed with high-quality materials, this model includes precise details such as the vertebral bodies, transverse processes, spinous processes, and intervertebral discs, all of which are important for demonstrating the anatomy and movement of the thoracic spine. The model is ideal for use in medical education, physical therapy, chiropractic care, and patient education related to conditions affecting the thoracic spine.

Features

• Anatomical Accuracy: The model includes all twelve thoracic vertebrae, accurately representing the vertebral bodies, transverse processes, spinous processes, and intervertebral discs.
• Detailed Vertebrae: The vertebral foramina, facet joints, and rib attachments are clearly displayed for a complete understanding of the thoracic spine's anatomy.

• Realistic Size: The model is designed at a life-size scale to provide realistic representations of the thoracic vertebrae.

Function

1. Educational Tool: Ideal for studying the anatomy and function of the thoracic vertebrae in medical education, especially in understanding the spinal column's role in movement, posture, and rib attachment.
2. Clinical Demonstrations: Helps demonstrate various spinal conditions such as thoracic kyphosis, scoliosis, and herniated discs that affect the thoracic region.
3. Patient Education: Provides an effective way for healthcare providers to explain spinal health, spinal disorders, and treatments to patients in a visual and understandable manner.

Benefits

• Detailed Visual Aid: The model allows students and healthcare professionals to explore the thoracic vertebrae in detail, offering a realistic view of the spine’s structure.
• Educational Versatility: Useful in anatomy courses, chiropractic training, physical therapy, and clinical practice to study the thoracic spine.

• Durable and Long-Lasting: Constructed with high-quality materials, the model is built to last and withstand repeated use in educational and clinical environments.

Applications

• Medical Education: Used in medical schools, anatomy courses, and healthcare training programs to teach the structure and function of the thoracic spine.
• Chiropractic Care: Essential for chiropractors to explain the mechanics of the thoracic spine and its role in overall spinal health and spinal adjustments.
• Physical Therapy: Serves as an educational tool for physical therapists to demonstrate the effects of various conditions on the thoracic spine and the importance of spinal alignment.