The lumbar spine, the subject of our discussion, can be better understood through the use of anatomical models such as the Normal Lumbar Assembly Model, Human Patient Simulator and Full Body Training Manikin Aed Training.
In a normal lumbar combination, the vertebrae are aligned properly, and the intervertebral discs between them provide cushioning and allow for movement. This can be demonstrated using the Lumbar Puncture Training Model or the Human Patient Simulator, which provides a high fidelity simulation of the human spine.
The facets joints, which are located on the back of the vertebrae, enable smooth and controlled motion of the spine. This can be clearly seen in the Normal Lumbar Assembly Model, which showcases the typical structure and alignment of the lumbar vertebrae.
Additionally, the spinal canal in a normal lumbar combination is adequately spacious to allow the spinal cord and nerve roots to pass through without any compression or narrowing. This is crucial for maintaining normal function and preventing any symptoms or issues related to nerve compression. The Full Body Training Manikin Aed Training can be used to simulate this aspect of the lumbar spine.
It is important to note that abnormalities or variations in the lumbar spine can occur, such as congenital anomalies or acquired conditions like degenerative changes or herniated discs. These conditions can be demonstrated using the Lumbar Disc Herniation Demonstration Model, which provides a clear and accurate representation of these spinal issues.
In conclusion, the use of medical training models such as the Normal Lumbar Assembly Model, Human Patient Simulator and Full Body Training Manikin Aed Training can greatly enhance our understanding of the lumbar spine and its various functions and potential issues.
Features：
This natural large lumbar spine shows a normal lumbar spine, disc, and nerve roots. It has a base.
Packing: 32pcs/case, 62x29x29cm, 15kgs
