Description

The Elbow Joint Model with Ligaments is a realistic life-size anatomical replica that accurately demonstrates the structure and movement of the human elbow joint. Designed for medical students, physiotherapists, orthopedic specialists, and educators, this model provides a clear understanding of bone alignment, ligament placement, and joint mechanics.

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✅ Key Features

🦴 Detailed Anatomical Accuracy
Depicts the humerus, radius, and ulna, along with the lateral and medial collateral ligaments and the annular ligament that stabilizes the elbow joint.

🔗 Movable and Functional Design
Allows demonstration of flexion, extension, and rotation (supination and pronation) of the forearm, illustrating real joint movement and ligament behavior.

⚙️ High-Quality Medical-Grade Material
Made from durable, non-toxic PVC, this model offers long-lasting use with excellent anatomical detailing ideal for repeated classroom or clinical handling.

💡 Mounted on a Stable Stand
Comes with a detachable base, ensuring easy display and demonstration during anatomy lessons or patient consultations.

🎓 Ideal for Learning & Demonstration
Perfect for explaining elbow joint structure, injuries, ligament tears, and surgical procedures to students and patients.

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📊 Technical Specifications

Parameter Specification

Product Name Elbow Joint Model with Ligaments
Material Medical-grade PVC
Components Humerus, radius, ulna, collateral ligaments, annular ligament
Movable Parts Flexion, extension, rotation
Mounting On removable base stand
Size Life-size
Color Natural bone with colored ligaments

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🎯 Applications

Medical and nursing anatomy training

Physiotherapy and orthopedic education

Demonstration of joint movement and ligament function

Patient education on elbow injuries and surgeries

Sports medicine and rehabilitation teaching

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💡 Why Choose the Elbow Joint Model with Ligaments?

✅ Realistic demonstration of elbow movement
✅ Life-size accuracy for medical learning
✅ Durable and easy to handle
✅ Ideal for orthopedic and physiotherapy training