Human Anatomical Lumbar Disc Herniation Model - 1.5X Life Size Lumbar Spine Teaching Tool for Medical Education & Scientific Presentations,for Demonstrating Disc

Lumbar disc herniation This model uses the fourth and fifth lumbar vertebrae enlarged 1.5 times and the spinal nerves of the intervertebral discs. The discs are made of soft elastomer, which is convenient for users to demonstrate. The lumbar disc (protrusion) shows what happens to the intervertebral disc when the human body is bent and curled up.

• Highly Detailed Anatomy：Features vertebral bones, spinal nerves, a herniated disc, and annulus fibrosus—accurately replicating real human lumbar anatomy for clear and in-depth study.
• 1.5x Magnification: This model, magnified to 1.5 times life-size, clearly depicts the lumbar spine. This magnification allows medical students, educators, and clinicians to intuitively understand the structure, function, and common pathologies of the lumbar disc.
• Demonstration of Disc Herniation Pathology: This model illustrates a common disc herniation, clearly showing how the herniated nucleus pulposus compresses the spinal nerve roots.
• Essential Tool for Medical Education and Professionals: Suitable for a wide range of users, from medical professionals and educators to students and anatomy enthusiasts. It is an essential teaching tool for universities, clinical settings, and personal study.
• Suitable for a variety of settings: Whether in a medical school classroom, a doctor's office, a physical therapy clinic, or a personal desk, this model is a powerful demonstration tool. It's the perfect visual companion for lectures, scientific presentations, and anyone passionate about learning about human anatomy.