MYASKRO Lumbar Vertebrae 4-Stage Degeneration Model – Compare Healthy, Herniated, Degenerated & Osteoporotic Discs

The spine tells a story—and this model lets you narrate every stage of it. The MYASKRO Lumbar Vertebrae 4-Stage Degeneration Model is a compact, educational display that walks users through the key stages of lumbar spinal degeneration—from healthy disc to advanced pathology.

Ideal for orthopedic specialists, physiotherapists, spine educators, and neurosurgeons, this model visually demonstrates how disc health deteriorates over time, including disc herniation, bone degeneration, and osteoporotic collapse. Each vertebral segment is crafted to show specific pathological features with realistic nerve roots, intervertebral spacing, and vertebral body detail.

This 4-piece model set includes:

• Normal Lumbar Vertebra – With hydrated disc and wide nerve clearance
• Disc Herniation – With protrusion impacting spinal nerve
• Degenerative Disc Disease – Showing disc thinning, vertebral approximation, and pinched nerves
• Advanced Osteoporosis – With vertebral compression and structural collapse

Each stage is mounted securely on a common base with a labeled anatomical chart placed at the rear—making this set perfect for use during classroom teaching, OPD patient consultations, or spine wellness workshops.

“We’ve implemented this set during counseling sessions in Narayana Spine Clinic, Indore. Patients instantly understand why they’re in pain and what the next steps might be,” says Dr. Abhishek Goyal, Spine Consultant.

Whether you're teaching students how to differentiate stages of disc pathology or helping a patient make sense of their MRI, this MYASKRO model makes the invisible visible. Accurate, portable, and built to educate—this is your go-to visual for lumbar spine degeneration.

Understand Spinal Degeneration—One Stage at a Time

The MYASKRO Lumbar Vertebrae 4-Stage Degeneration Model offers a clear, side-by-side comparison of how lumbar disc health declines over time. Each segment in this set is sculpted to reflect distinct anatomical changes associated with progressive spinal conditions—making it a powerful visual tool for both patient education and academic instruction.

Here's what each stage reveals:

• Stage 1 – Normal: Healthy disc height, well-hydrated nucleus pulposus, and unobstructed nerve passageways.
• Stage 2 – Herniated Disc: Posterior disc bulge pressing against the spinal nerve root, ideal for demonstrating the origin of sciatica and back pain.
• Stage 3 – Degenerative Disc Disease: Loss of disc height, narrowing of neural foramina, and early vertebral changes—all shown in clean detail.
• Stage 4 – Osteoporotic Collapse: Compressed vertebral body structure, with visible bone deterioration and spinal instability features.

Each model is supported on a stable white base with a descriptive backdrop chart, giving educators, surgeons, and physiotherapists a ready-to-use visual aid. It allows you to move fluidly through explanations about spinal changes due to age, trauma, or degenerative disease without relying solely on scans or reports.

Constructed using high-quality PVC and designed for repeated handling, the model stands up well to classroom demonstrations, clinical rounds, and OPD consultations. It is small enough to fit easily on desks and counters, yet detailed enough to support advanced-level explanation.

Common uses include:

• Demonstrating the stages of lumbar degeneration in practical anatomy exams
• Helping patients visualize their MRI or CT scan findings
• Teaching the effects of disc thinning on posture and mobility

“At our physiotherapy teaching lab in Amity University, Lucknow, this model has become a key part of our musculoskeletal module. Students remember the pathology better when they see it in 3D,” says Prof. Kiran Raj, PT Educator.

Whether you're training the next generation or helping a patient make sense of chronic back pain, this model offers precision, clarity, and the power of visual proof.

From Confusion to Clarity – A Spine Model That Simplifies the Complex

When it comes to spinal degeneration, every millimetre matters. The MYASKRO Lumbar Vertebrae 4-Stage Degeneration Model allows you to explain, teach, and demonstrate those critical changes with absolute clarity. No jargon. No guesswork. Just a visual progression from health to pathology that anyone can understand.

This model is more than a demonstration piece—it's a clinical conversation starter. Whether you’re walking a patient through their lumbar issues or preparing a class of medical students for their practical, the four-stage layout helps connect theory to observation in a meaningful way.

Its design bridges communication gaps between practitioners and patients. Rather than abstract scan results or long technical terms, you can point to a herniated disc, show a pinched nerve, or highlight vertebral collapse—all in under a minute.

Ideal for:

• Orthopedic departments that need a reliable visual for back pain discussions
• Teaching hospitals preparing interns for ward rounds or viva exams
• Physiotherapy and chiropractic practices where visual education supports long-term rehab plans

Built with lightweight, study-safe materials and backed by a labelled chart, the model ensures you always have a clean, clear reference on hand—without taking up much space or time. Its four separate vertebrae also make it easy to pause at any stage of degeneration and explain it in detail.

“I’ve used dozens of spine models, but this one offers the best stage-wise clarity for lumbar degeneration. It sits in every room at Ortho Plus Hospital, Ludhiana now,” says Dr. Nitin Batra, MS Ortho.

In a clinical setting where time is short and understanding is vital, this MYASKRO model delivers real educational value in a compact format. And for those teaching tomorrow’s healthcare professionals, it reinforces concepts they’ll carry for life. All in one base, four stages, and countless applications.