MYASKRO Shoulder Anatomy & Pathology Bundle

Components

• Muscular Shoulder Joint Model: Humerus–scapula–clavicle with superficial myology of the rotator cuff (supraspinatus, infraspinatus, teres minor, subscapularis) and deltoid regions; visible long head biceps tendon and glenoid labrum.

• Shoulder Joint Model with Ligaments: Capsuloligamentous complex including superior/middle/inferior glenohumeral ligaments, coracoacromial, acromioclavicular, coracoclavicular (conoid, trapezoid), and transverse humeral ligaments; articulated for demonstration of physiologic ranges.

• Charts (52 × 70 cm, special lamination with rollers):

  • Anatomy of the Shoulder (osseous, capsular, myologic maps)

  • Injuries of the Shoulder (impingement, rotator-cuff tear, SLAP/Bankart lesions, dislocation, AC sprain, adhesive capsulitis)

Learning Objectives

• Identify osseous landmarks: acromion, coracoid, glenoid, greater/lesser tubercle, bicipital groove.

• Correlate rotator-cuff function with dynamic stability and humeral head centering.

• Explain capsuloligamentous restraint across abduction/external rotation; relate to anterior instability.

• Map common pathologies to anatomic structures: impingement (subacromial), cuff tears, SLAP/Bankart, AC injuries, frozen shoulder.

• Demonstrate scapulohumeral rhythm and planes of motion for bedside/OSCE teaching.

Specifications

• Scale: life-size; material: rigid PVC with color-coded structures.

• Mounting: individual base stands for each model; 360° viewing.

• Charts: heavy-gauge lamination with top–bottom rollers; marker-wipeable.

Use

• UG/PG anatomy, orthopaedics, sports medicine, physiotherapy skill labs; patient education for surgical consent and rehabilitation counseling.