Flexible spine model with attachments

Flexible spine model with attachments

The flexible spine model with muscle attachments is a life-size model of the human spine with a removable pelvis, markings for muscle attachments and a base. This model is ideal for learning anatomy, demonstrating spinal curvatures and scoliosis.

SPECIFICATIONS

• This is the best model for anatomy learning, manual therapy training, patient education and demonstration.
• Height: 70 cm
• Weight: 1.8 kg
• Highly mobile model
• Producer: Erler Zimmer
• Country of origin: Germany
• Code: 4011-1

APPLICATION

• Perfect for learning anatomy
• Created for physiotherapists, osteopaths, therapists and anatomy enthusiasts
• This model is ideal for learning anatomy, demonstrating spine curvatures and scoliosis
• The model is also used in manual therapy to teach examination and mobilization in two- and three-dimensional locking.

ADVANTAGES

• Special assembly on a flexible metal spiral rod, which makes the spine stable and at the same time very flexible.
• An ideal model for anyone who wants to work intensively with the spine for many years.
• The model has hand-made muscle attachment points and is supplied with a card containing the nomenclature.
• Special flexible intervertebral discs behave like natural ones.
• The model also has spinal nerves and a vertebral artery as well as a base with a tripod.
• Individual segments of the spine have flexible intervertebral discs made of special foam, which compress on one side and expand on the opposite side, as in natural conditions.
• Elastic intervertebral discs prevent an unnatural gap between the vertebral body and the intervertebral disc when the spine is bent.
• All bone parts are cast from a natural spine and show anatomical details such as fissures, protrusions, holes, grooves, tubercles.
• Thanks to the use of an unbreakable, flexible metal rod, the spine is permanently flexible.
• Flexible intervertebral discs, exiting spinal nerves and natural mobility very well demonstrate the interaction between the intervertebral disc, vertebra and nerves.
• The sacral joint is mobile within its natural range - approximately 2 degrees of mobility.
• Pelvis is removable.
• Compact tabletop stand allows the spine to be left in all natural positions for demonstration purposes.