The MYASKRO Life-Size Didactic Human Spine Model is a
full-length anatomical teaching model designed to make the regions and
structures of the human vertebral column easier to identify and explain.
Its cervical, thoracic, lumbar and sacral regions are represented using
contrasting colours, helping students distinguish the different sections
of the spine more quickly than on a conventional single-colour model.
The model includes the complete vertebral column, occipital plate,
intervertebral discs, spinal nerve branches, vertebral artery representation,
pelvis and femoral heads. It is supplied with a metal stand for classroom,
laboratory, clinic and patient-education use.
Life-Size Human Vertebral Column
The model presents the complete vertebral column in life-size proportions,
providing a three-dimensional reference for studying the structure and
arrangement of the human spine.
It displays:
- 7 cervical vertebrae
- 12 thoracic vertebrae
- 5 lumbar vertebrae
- Sacrum and coccyx
- Intervertebral discs
- Occipital plate
- Spinal nerve branches
- Vertebral artery representation
- Complete pelvis
- Right and left femoral heads
This complete arrangement helps learners understand how the cervical,
thoracic and lumbar regions connect with the sacrum and pelvis.
Colour-Coded Spinal Regions
The vertebral regions are shown in contrasting colours to support faster
visual identification during anatomy classes, demonstrations and revision.
- Cervical region: Orange
- Thoracic region: Blue
- Lumbar region: Red
- Sacrum and coccyx: Yellow
Colour coding is especially helpful for students learning the spinal regions
for the first time. It can also help teachers explain vertebral level,
regional differences and the relationship between adjacent sections.
Intervertebral Discs and Spinal Nerves
Intervertebral discs are represented between the vertebrae to demonstrate
spacing and the relationship between adjacent spinal segments.
Spinal nerve branches emerge from the sides of the vertebral column, helping
learners visualise their position relative to the vertebrae and
intervertebral spaces.
The upper cervical region also displays vertebral artery representation,
making the model useful when introducing the relationship between cervical
vertebrae, nerves and blood vessels.
Complete Pelvis and Femoral Heads
The model includes a complete pelvis with sacrum, coccyx and both femoral
heads. This provides better anatomical context than a spine model ending at
the lumbar or sacral region.
The pelvic components can help demonstrate:
- Relationship between the lumbar spine and pelvis
- Position of the sacrum within the pelvic girdle
- Basic pelvic alignment
- Hip-joint orientation
- Transfer of body weight from the spine to the lower limbs
Natural Spinal Curves and Alignment
When viewed from the side, the model shows the general cervical, thoracic
and lumbar curves of the vertebral column.
It can be used as a visual teaching aid when discussing basic spinal
alignment, posture and regional curvature. It should not be used as a
diagnostic instrument or as a substitute for patient imaging.
Metal Display Stand Included
The vertebral column is suspended from a metal stand that keeps the complete
model upright during demonstrations and storage.
The stand allows the model to be viewed from the front, back and sides,
making it suitable for lectures, practical classes, clinic counselling and
small-group teaching.
What Can Be Studied with This Model?
- Identification of cervical, thoracic and lumbar vertebral regions
- General structure of the human vertebral column
- Intervertebral disc position
- Spinal nerve exit points
- Vertebral artery pathway in the cervical region
- Sacrum and coccyx orientation
- Relationship between the spine and pelvis
- Femoral-head and hip-region orientation
- General spinal curves and alignment
- Basic anatomy related to posture and movement
Who Should Buy This Spine Model?
The MYASKRO Life-Size Didactic Human Spine Model is suitable for:
- MBBS and medical students
- Physiotherapy students and departments
- Nursing colleges
- Occupational therapy programmes
- Orthopaedic clinics
- Spine and rehabilitation centres
- Anatomy laboratories
- Medical and paramedical teaching institutions
- Teachers and clinical demonstrators
- Healthcare professionals involved in patient education
Why Choose This Didactic Spine Model?
Faster regional identification: Colour-coded sections make
the cervical, thoracic, lumbar and sacral regions easier to distinguish.
Life-size anatomical reference: Provides a complete
full-length view of the vertebral column.
Complete pelvic context: Includes the pelvis, sacrum,
coccyx and femoral heads for better anatomical orientation.
Detailed teaching structures: Shows intervertebral discs,
spinal nerves and vertebral artery representation.
Suitable for demonstrations: The metal stand keeps the
model upright and visible during lectures and consultations.
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 Life-Size Didactic Human Spine Model
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Brand
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MYASKRO
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Product Type
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Didactic human vertebral column anatomical model
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Size Category
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Life-size
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Vertebral Regions
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Cervical, thoracic, lumbar, sacral and coccygeal
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Colour Coding
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Contrasting colours for different spinal regions
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Additional Structures
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Intervertebral discs, spinal nerves and vertebral artery representation
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Pelvic Structures
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Complete pelvis, sacrum, coccyx and femoral heads
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Display Stand
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Metal stand included
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Primary Use
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Spine anatomy teaching, demonstrations and patient education
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Note: Colours, surface finish and minor construction
details may vary slightly between production batches without affecting the
educational purpose of the model.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this a life-size human spine model?
Yes. It is designed as a life-size anatomical representation of the human
vertebral column.
Are the spinal regions colour coded?
Yes. The cervical, thoracic, lumbar and sacral regions are displayed in
contrasting colours for easier identification.
Does the model include the pelvis?
Yes. It includes a complete pelvis with the sacrum, coccyx and right and
left femoral heads.
Are intervertebral discs displayed?
Yes. Intervertebral discs are represented between the vertebrae.
Does it show spinal nerves?
Yes. Spinal nerve branches are shown emerging from both sides of the
vertebral column.
Is a stand included?
Yes. A metal display stand is included for suspending and presenting the
model.
Is it suitable for physiotherapy students?
Yes. It is useful for studying spinal regions, pelvic orientation, discs,
nerves and general vertebral-column anatomy.
Can it be used for patient education?
Yes. The colour-coded regions can help healthcare professionals explain
basic spinal anatomy and location to patients. It is an educational model
and not a diagnostic device.
Can institutions request a formal quotation?
Yes. Colleges, hospitals, clinics and educational institutions can request
a formal quotation, proforma invoice, GST documentation and estimated
dispatch schedule.
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