Human Shoulder Joint Anatomy Model with Ligaments
The Human Shoulder Joint Anatomy Model provides a detailed representation of the shoulder complex, displaying the scapula, clavicle, proximal humerus, and surrounding ligaments. It helps medical students and healthcare professionals understand shoulder joint anatomy, bone articulation, and ligament positioning.
Designed for educational purposes, this anatomical model is suitable for medical schools, physiotherapy clinics, rehabilitation centers, and classrooms.
Key Features
- Anatomical representation of the human shoulder joint
- Displays the scapula, clavicle, humerus, and ligaments
- Illustrates shoulder joint structure and articulation
- Mounted on a stable display base
- Suitable for medical education and demonstrations
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the shoulder joint anatomy model show?
The model displays the scapula, clavicle, proximal humerus, and supporting ligaments of the shoulder joint.
Is this shoulder anatomy model suitable for medical students?
Yes. It is suitable for anatomy education, medical training, and physiotherapy demonstrations.
Does the shoulder joint model include a display stand?
Yes. The model comes mounted on a display base for convenient presentation.
