Human Lumbar Herniating Disc Demonstration Anatomy Model

This kinetic, durable, and anatomically accurate herniating spinal disc model makes an excellent hands-on learning tool for anatomists of all ages and professions. This interactable model can be depressed and expanded to show the action of a herniating disc expanding and interacting with (putting pressure on) the spinal nerves, making it perfect for patient and student education. This unique anatomy model highlights a variety of concepts and structures associated with lower back pain using a flexible build and varied materials to effectively simulate the movement of the human lower lumbar spine.

Anatomical Structures of Human Spine Featured on This Model

• Superior Articular Surface
• Superior Spinous Process
• Spinal Nerves and Cord
• Vertebral Arch
• Superior Vertebral Notch
• Vertebral Body
• Vertebral Foramen
• Pedicle
• Transverse Process
• Mamilary Process
• Intervertebral Disc (Interactable)