Postural Faults Vertebral Column Model

Postural Faults Vertebral Column ModelThis postural education spine model has been designed to demonstrate the effect of posture on the spine. A feature of this model is that femoral movements at the hip joint can be imitated, also the femurs can be raised or lowered and unilateral shortening of the leg and pelvic inclination can be simulated. This demonstration model with pelvis and femoral stumps is suited to physiotherapy and massage training as well as for orthopaedic education. The

true-to-life anatomical model

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The foetal skull model is presented on a stand

The anterior longitudinal and supraspinal ligaments are present

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4 cerebrum parts (right and left upper part and lower parts)

Two magnified papillaries with tactile corpuscle and blood supply

This full colour anatomically correct half-size model of a sheep would make an excellent educational aid in a veterinary classroom or clinic

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The foot consists of the long pastern bone (or first phalanx)

A median section through the pelvis reveals the right side of the external anal sphincter and associated ligaments