The MYASKRO Cervical Spine Model with Vertebral Arteries and
Nerves is a focused anatomical teaching model of the human neck
region. It is designed to help students and educators study the relationship
between the cervical vertebrae, intervertebral discs, spinal cord, cervical
nerves and vertebral arteries.
The model displays the occipital plate and all seven cervical vertebrae,
identified anatomically as C1 to C7. Colour-coded nerves and arteries make
the surrounding neurological and vascular structures easier to distinguish
during demonstrations and revision.
Mounted on a compact display base, the model is suitable for medical,
nursing and physiotherapy education, anatomy laboratories, orthopaedic
teaching and patient-facing explanation of basic cervical-spine anatomy.
Focused Model of the Cervical Spine
The cervical spine forms the neck region of the vertebral column and consists
of seven vertebrae. This model isolates that region so learners can examine
its structures without the visual distraction of the thoracic, lumbar and
pelvic portions of a complete spine model.
The model displays:
- Occipital plate
- Seven cervical vertebrae from C1 to C7
- Intervertebral discs
- Cervical spinal nerves
- Vertebral arteries
- Cervical portion of the spinal cord
- Supporting display base
Seven Cervical Vertebrae from C1 to C7
The model presents the complete cervical vertebral column, including the
upper cervical region adjacent to the occipital plate.
It can be used to demonstrate the position and arrangement of the cervical
vertebrae and to introduce the distinctive upper vertebral region associated
with the atlas and axis.
Vertebral Artery Representation
The vertebral arteries are represented in a contrasting colour so that their
course through the cervical region can be viewed in relation to the
vertebrae.
This makes the model useful for introducing the close anatomical
relationship between the cervical spine and the blood vessels travelling
toward the cranial region.
Cervical Nerves and Spinal Cord
Colour-coded cervical nerve branches are shown extending from the sides of
the vertebral column. The spinal cord is represented within the cervical
vertebral canal.
These structures help learners understand the general relationship between
the spinal cord, vertebral canal, intervertebral spaces and exiting cervical
nerves.
Intervertebral Disc Representation
Intervertebral discs are displayed between the relevant cervical vertebrae,
helping students identify their position between adjacent vertebral bodies.
The model may be used as a visual aid when introducing basic concepts
involving cervical disc position, vertebral spacing and the relationship
between adjacent spinal segments.
What Can Be Studied with This Model?
- Identification of the seven cervical vertebrae
- Position of the occipital plate above the cervical spine
- General arrangement of the C1–C7 vertebral region
- Position of cervical intervertebral discs
- Course of the vertebral arteries
- Location of cervical spinal nerves
- Position of the spinal cord within the vertebral canal
- Basic relationships between vertebrae, nerves and arteries
Useful for Classroom and Clinical Explanation
The compact format makes the model suitable for individual study,
small-group teaching, classroom demonstration and clinic-based patient
education.
Physiotherapists, orthopaedic professionals and rehabilitation educators can
use the model to point out the general location of cervical vertebrae,
discs, nerves and arteries. It is an educational model and should not be
used as a diagnostic instrument.
Who Should Buy This Cervical Spine Model?
The model is suitable for:
- MBBS and medical students
- Physiotherapy students and departments
- Nursing students and colleges
- Occupational therapy programmes
- Allied-health students
- Anatomy laboratories
- Orthopaedic and rehabilitation clinics
- Anatomy teachers and tutors
- Healthcare professionals involved in patient education
Why Choose the MYASKRO Cervical Spine Model?
Focused cervical anatomy: Provides a detailed view of the
neck region without the additional structures of a full spine model.
Complete C1–C7 representation: Displays all seven cervical
vertebrae together with the occipital region.
Colour-coded neurovascular structures: Arteries and nerve
branches are easier to identify during teaching.
Displays discs and spinal cord: Helps demonstrate the
relationship between vertebral, neurological and disc structures.
Compact display: Mounted on a base for convenient placement
on study tables, classroom desks and clinic counters.
Institutional purchase support: GST invoice, formal
quotation, proforma invoice and bulk-order assistance are available for
colleges, hospitals and clinics.
Product Specifications
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Product Name
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MYASKRO Cervical Spine Model with Vertebral Arteries and Nerves
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Brand
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MYASKRO
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Product Type
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Cervical vertebral column anatomical model
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Vertebral Region
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Cervical spine, C1 to C7
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Upper Structure
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Occipital plate
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Displayed Structures
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Cervical vertebrae, discs, spinal cord, nerves and vertebral arteries
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Material
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PVC anatomical-model material
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Display
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Mounted on base
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Primary Use
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Cervical-spine anatomy teaching and demonstration
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Note: Colours, dimensions, surface finish and minor
construction details may vary slightly between production batches without
affecting the educational purpose of the model.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many vertebrae are shown?
The model displays the seven cervical vertebrae of the neck region, from C1
to C7.
Does the model include the occipital region?
Yes. An occipital plate is shown above the upper cervical vertebrae for
anatomical orientation.
Are the vertebral arteries displayed?
Yes. The model includes colour-coded representations of the vertebral
arteries in the cervical region.
Does it show cervical nerves?
Yes. Cervical nerve branches are represented emerging from the sides of the
vertebral column.
Are intervertebral discs included?
Yes. Intervertebral discs are represented between the relevant cervical
vertebrae.
Does the model show the spinal cord?
Yes. The cervical portion of the spinal cord is represented within the
vertebral column.
Is the model removable from the base?
The displayed configuration is mounted for demonstration. Do not describe it
as removable unless this has been physically confirmed for your supplied
model.
Is it suitable for physiotherapy students?
Yes. It is useful for studying the cervical vertebrae, discs, nerves,
vertebral arteries and general neck-region anatomy.
Can it be used for patient education?
Yes. It can help clinicians explain the general location of cervical
vertebrae, discs, nerves and arteries. It is an educational aid and not a
diagnostic device.
Can institutions request a quotation?
Yes. Colleges, hospitals, clinics and educational institutions can request a
formal quotation, proforma invoice, GST documentation and estimated dispatch
schedule.
