Human Spine Didactic Anatomical Model – Life-Size With Color-Coded Regions by MYASKRO

Teaching the human spine is challenging—until it’s color-coded, life-sized, and hands-on. The MYASKRO Human Spine Didactic Anatomical Model brings anatomy to life with bright, clearly defined colors to differentiate the cervical, thoracic, lumbar, sacral, and coccygeal regions. Built to scale and constructed from medical-grade materials, this is the ultimate teaching tool for orthopedics, physiotherapy, chiropractic training, and medical education.

Each vertebra in this model is individually cast and painted to reflect its position and segment. With nerve roots, vertebral discs, the pelvis, and femoral heads

This full-length model is mounted on a metal stand with a tripod base, giving it excellent stability and 360-degree visibility. Whether you're demonstrating spinal curvature, postural alignment, or the pathway of nerve compression, this model offers crystal-clear reference points.

Used extensively in medical colleges, physiotherapy labs, spine rehab centers, and surgical counseling rooms, this model helps simplify complex anatomy for both learners and patients alike.

Each spinal region is color-coded as follows:

• Orange – Cervical spine (C1–C7)
• Blue – Thoracic spine (T1–T12)
• Red – Lumbar spine (L1–L5)
• Yellow – Sacrum and coccyx

“During our spinal module at RGUHS, Bangalore, this model helped me instantly differentiate regions and remember nerve exit points,” shares Tanmay Desai, Final Year BPT Student.

If you want to deliver lessons with clarity or explain spinal pathology without pulling out an X-ray every time, this model is the go-to solution. Smart design. Real anatomy. Maximum understanding.

Designed to Teach, Built to Last – A Full-Color Functional Spine Model

The MYASKRO Life-Size Didactic Spine Model goes beyond traditional bone-colored replicas. It is designed to help users quickly identify and differentiate spinal segments through vivid, easy-to-read color coding. Whether you're demonstrating spinal curvature, vertebral alignment, or nerve root pathways, this model becomes an instant visual asset.

What makes it effective in real-world training environments is its anatomical completeness. The model includes:

• All 24 vertebrae from cervical to lumbar
• Intervertebral discs between each segment for accurate spacing
• Sacrum and coccyx fused into the pelvic base
• Paired femur heads to anchor the spine in pelvic orientation
• Nerve roots exiting from each side to demonstrate impingement potential

This makes it ideal for explaining posture-related conditions like scoliosis, kyphosis, or lordosis. You can also use it to discuss common pain points such as disc bulge, nerve compression, or pelvic misalignment.

The color segmentation isn’t just cosmetic—it’s functional. It helps first-time learners, visual students, and patients quickly grasp the differences between spine regions and their respective pathologies. Each vertebra is individually molded and painted for anatomical clarity, making it one of the most detailed didactic spine models available for Indian institutions.

The model is mounted on a stainless steel stand with a stable tripod base, making it sturdy enough for regular use in classrooms, seminars, OPD consultations, and physiotherapy labs. You can easily rotate or reposition it to show different angles without compromising balance.

“We use this in our biomechanics sessions at LNCT Bhopal. The color-coding speeds up identification and makes viva prep easier,” says Professor Sharanya Mehta, PT Faculty.

This model isn't just a teaching aid—it’s a training partner. Reliable, portable, and highly visible from every side, it transforms how you explain spinal anatomy in academic, clinical, or rehabilitation settings.

Spinal Clarity in Full Color – A Model That Speaks for Itself

Spinal anatomy can be overwhelming at first glance—complex structures, multiple regions, and layers of functionality. The MYASKRO Life-Size Didactic Spine Model takes the confusion out of the classroom and the consultation room by offering an immediate visual understanding of vertebral organization and its clinical relevance.

Whether you're teaching neuroanatomy, demonstrating postural dysfunction, or explaining back pain to a patient, this model gives you a hands-on, full-length replica that delivers accuracy without complexity. Every vertebra is sculpted for anatomical realism, and every color-coded region makes learning and retention faster.

Students can review it to prepare for viva or practical exams. Physiotherapists can use it to explain treatment protocols for spinal rehab. Orthopedic surgeons find it useful during pre-op patient education. Chiropractors demonstrate joint mobility and nerve interaction with ease. In each scenario, the model performs consistently, providing clarity, confidence, and credibility.

The durability of the construction, combined with the vibrant yet professional color scheme, makes it suitable for daily high-use environments. It’s a favorite among institutions because it holds up over time and still looks just as effective in year three as it did on day one.

Professionals across India—from coaching institutes and medical colleges to large hospitals—are already putting this model to use as a standard visual tool in spine-related education and diagnostics.

“We use it in all patient counselling sessions for back pain at Manipal Spine Centre, Udupi. It helps bridge the gap between symptoms and spinal structure in a very practical way,” says Dr. Amit Kelkar, Neurospine Consultant.

In a field where accuracy matters and communication is key, this didactic spine model gives you both. It’s a simple tool with serious impact—designed to make your teaching easier, your diagnosis clearer, and your treatment discussions more engaging.