Koretech Spine Model

【Precisely Designed】Our life-sized spine model is a well-designed educational tool that perfectly recreates the human spine structure. It clearly shows the vertebral body, spinous and transverse processes, vertebral incisions, and spinal canal, including small joints, vertebral ...【Precisely Designed】Our life-sized spine model is a well-designed educational tool that perfectly recreates the human spine structure. It clearly shows the vertebral body, spinous and transverse processes, vertebral incisions, and spinal canal, including small joints, vertebral arteries, nerve branches, and herniated discs between the 4th and 5th lumbar vertebrae, intact pelvis, sacrum and occipital bones.

【Flexible Feature】Our spine model boasts remarkable flexibility, retaining its shape seamlessly even when subjected to bending. It streamlines the execution of diverse research experiments. Crafted from corrosion-resistant materials, the model guarantees durability, remaining impervious to breakage while facilitating effortless cleaning.

This ensures prolonged utilization of the model, maintaining its integrity over time. 【Durable Model】Standing at a height of 34.6 inches with a base area measuring 7*7 inches, our spine model boasts a sizeable design that strikes a balance between stability and portability. 【Wide Application】This spine model finds utility across various domain.

Physicians can utilize it to deepen their understanding of spinal structure and functionality, enhancing diagnostic accuracy and treatment efficacy. Educators benefit from its utility in delivering engaging teaching demonstrations, while students can actively engage in practical learning, mastering pertinent knowledge through hands-on experience. 【Precisely Designed】Our life-sized spine model is a well-designed educational tool that perfectly recreates the human spine structure.

It clearly shows the vertebral body, spinous and transverse processes, vertebral incisions, and spinal canal, including small joints, vertebral arteries, nerve branches, and herniated discs between the 4th and 5th lumbar vertebrae, intact pelvis, sacrum and occipital bones.