Life-Size Shoulder Joint with Fixed Muscles Model

The Life-Size Shoulder Joint with Fixed Muscles Model helps medical students, physiotherapists, doctors and trainers study the shoulder region in a clear three-dimensional form. This shoulder model with muscles shows the main bones and fixed muscular structures around the joint. Therefore, users can understand how the scapula, humerus and surrounding muscles work together during shoulder movement.

The model uses natural anatomical colours and a life-size design for realistic teaching. In addition, the fixed muscles help teachers explain muscle position, attachment direction and joint support without handling loose parts. As a result, the model works well for classroom lessons, practical demonstrations and patient counselling.

Its compact size of approximately 17 × 12 × 22 cm makes placement easy on a desk or demonstration table. Moreover, the durable PVC build supports regular use in medical colleges, physiotherapy institutes, hospitals and rehabilitation centres.

Key Features

• Life-Size Shoulder Joint: Shows the shoulder region at a practical anatomical scale.
• Fixed Muscle Detail: Clearly presents the main shoulder muscles without removable parts.
• Bone and Muscle Relation: Helps users study how muscles surround and support the joint.
• Natural Colour Design: Makes bones and muscles easier to identify during teaching.
• Durable PVC Build: Supports repeated handling in classrooms and clinics.
• Stable Display Base: Keeps the model upright during demonstrations.
• Patient Education Aid: Helps professionals explain shoulder anatomy in simple visual terms.

Technical Specifications

Benefits

• Helps students understand the basic structure of the shoulder joint.
• Therefore, users can study the relation between bones and muscles more clearly.
• Also, the life-size form supports realistic anatomy demonstrations.
• In addition, fixed muscles prevent loose parts during regular teaching.
• Moreover, the natural colours improve quick structure identification.
• As a result, doctors can explain shoulder conditions to patients more easily.

Suitable For

• Medical colleges and universities
• Physiotherapy and rehabilitation institutes
• Orthopaedic and sports medicine departments
• Hospitals, clinics and training centres
• Doctors, therapists and anatomy teachers
• Patient counselling and education rooms

Applications

• Shoulder anatomy teaching
• Muscle and joint relation demonstrations
• Physiotherapy education
• Orthopaedic training
• Sports injury explanation
• Patient counselling