Anatomical Model of the Shoulder Joint

The anatomical model of the shoulder joint has several notable features:

Realistic Representation: This is a detailed model of the human shoulder joint, including the scapula, clavicle, and humerus, as well as representations of the ligaments and joint capsules (indicated by the red-orange color).

Flexibility: The model’s joints are flexible, allowing for the simulation of various shoulder movements such as abduction, adduction, forward and backward tilt, and rotation.

Durable Material: The model is made of high-quality PVC, making it resistant to damage and deformation, ensuring its durability for educational use.

Display Stand: It is mounted on a stable base, facilitating its presentation and study.

Educational tool: Designed for teaching anatomy, it provides a visual and tactile aid for understanding the structure and function of the shoulder joint.