2025 New Spine Model, 34.6" Life Size Spinal Cord Model Flexible Anatomical Spine with Vertebrae, Nerves, Arteries, Lumbar Column, and Male Pelvis with Stand for Science Study or Patient Education

Life size vertebral column is a high quality anatomical representation of human spinal anatomy.

It is that clearly shows anatomically accurate features of each vertebra including vertebral body, spinous and transverse processes, vertebral notch, and spinal canal; Includes facet joints, vertebral artery, nerve branches, herniated disc between the 4th and 5th lumbar vertebrae, complete pelvis, sacrum, and occipital bone.

Educational Tool: The Life Size Spine Model is a scientifically accurate and detailed model to study the spine, vertebral structure, and spinal cord functionality.

Realistic and Flexible Spinal Anatomy: This spine model serves as an essential educational tool.and accurately replicates the intricate details of the human backbone, making it an excellent chiropractic spine model for professionals.

Green Material ：Human spine anatomy model is made of polyvinyl chloride (PVC) plastic, which is corrosion-resistant, lightweight, washable, and not easy to break.

Flexible Spine model with Stable Stand: Comes with a quality plastic stand, which is convenient to show on classroom platforms or on office tables.

Widely Application Anatomy Spine Model: Whether you’re a doctor, teacher, student, parent, artist or anyone interested in anatomy, this spine model is suitable for learning and presentation. It will be a great tool for chiropractic student, physical therapist, demonstration, decoration in clinic, spinal physiology study.

【After-Sales】: If there are any issues with your model just contact our customer service team and we will replace or refund your purchase.

Life size vertebral column is a high quality anatomical representation of human spinal anatomy. It is that clearly shows anatomically accurate features of each vertebra including vertebral body, spinous and transverse processes, vertebral notch, and spinal canal; Includes facet joints, vertebral artery, nerve branches, herniated disc between the 4th and 5th lumbar vertebrae, complete pelvis, sacrum, and occipital bone.