Comprehensive educational tool: The educational spine model is a scientifically accurate spine model used to study the spine, vertebral body structure and spinal cord function. The educational spine model replicates the complex structure and true size of the human spine, clearly depicting the vertebral body, spinous and transverse processes, vertebral arteries, nerve branches, facet joints, vertebral incisions and spinal canal, allowing you to fully understand the anatomy of the spine 3D Anatomical Model: The realistic spine model offers exceptional flexibility, allowing users to simulate realistic bending, twisting and movement. Spine Model Whether demonstrating spinal flexion or flexion and extension, this model realistically depicts spinal motion, enhancing understanding of biomechanics High quality: The multifunctional spine model is made of high-quality PVC material, which is corrosion-resistant, lightweight, washable, not easy to break, and presents accurate information in a visual way. Multifunctional spine model is 34 inches tall and has a base area of 8.8*8.8 inches Model Display Stand: Anatomical models include durable stands and bases for demonstration and display. The removable spine model can be easily displayed on a classroom platform or table. The stand is made of metal for maximum strength and support, and is not prone to tilting and falling Suitable for: Anatomical learning spine models are essential educational tools. Spine model for classroom and personal study, children, students and healthcare professionals. The Medical Research Human Spine Model enables better learning and research by educational institutions, scientific research, chiropractic clinics and those interested in the human body structure The educational spine model is a scientifically accurate spine model used to study the spine, vertebral body structure and spinal cord function. The educational spine model replicates the complex structure and true size of the human spine, clearly depicting the vertebral body, spinous and transverse processes, vertebral arteries, nerve branches, facet joints, vertebral incisions and spinal canal, allowing you to fully understand the anatomy of the spine