MYASKRO Shoulder Joint & Cross-Section Anatomy Model Bundle

MYASKRO Shoulder Joint & Cross-Section Anatomy Model Bundle
Dual-view teaching set pairing a life-size shoulder (scapula–clavicle–proximal humerus) with an enlarged cross-section. Built for MBBS/BPT/BOT teaching, orthopedics OSCE/OSPE, and skill-lab demos.

Key Benefits

• Two perspectives, one kit: Articulated glenohumeral joint plus high-contrast cross-section for instant 3D–to–sectional correlation.

• Essential anatomy shown: Glenoid fossa with labrum, articular cartilage, joint capsule, acromion/coracoid/clavicle, long-head biceps tendon, and rotator-cuff tendons (SSP/ISP/TM/SSc).

• Ligamentous stability: Coracoacromial, coracoclavicular, acromioclavicular and glenohumeral ligaments highlighted for explaining stability and dislocation patterns.

• Clinical correlation: Map impingement/subacromial bursitis, SLAP/Bankart lesions, rotator-cuff tears, AC joint strain; discuss safe landmarking for injections (education only).

• Classroom ready: Durable, wipe-clean surfaces; colour-coded layers; stable base for benches, demos and exams.

Teach the shoulder comprehensively. A life-size joint demonstrates motion and stability while the enlarged section reveals labrum, cuff, capsule and bursae—ideal for lectures and OSCEs.

This MYASKRO bundle integrates osteology with soft-tissue planes so learners can connect palpable landmarks to sectional anatomy and imaging. The joint model clarifies humeral head–glenoid articulation, capsuloligamentous restraints and scapular relations (acromion, coracoid, clavicle). The cross-section details the rotator cuff, subacromial space/bursa, labrum and neurovascular corridors (axillary nerve/PCHA region), supporting discussions on impingement mechanisms, instability (anterior/inferior), SLAP/Bankart lesions and rehabilitation principles. Rugged materials tolerate daily handling and routine disinfection in busy skill labs.

Teaching Objectives & Skills Practised

• Identify bony landmarks and rotator-cuff musculotendinous anatomy.

• Explain capsuloligamentous stability and common dislocation directions.

• Correlate sectional planes with X-ray/MRI and clinical tests (Neer, Hawkins, Jobe).

• Demonstrate movement arcs: abduction, external/internal rotation; scapulohumeral rhythm.

• Structure OSCE/OSPE shoulder examination stations using accurate models.

What’s Included

• 1 × Life-size shoulder joint on stand (scapula, clavicle, proximal humerus; capsule/ligaments highlighted).

• 1 × Enlarged colour cross-section of shoulder region on display board.