Nasco Human Shoulder Joint With Rotator Cuff, 5 Parts

The Nasco Human Shoulder Joint With Rotator Cuff, 5 Parts is designed to illustrate key anatomical structures of the human digestive system. It allows students to engage in a comparative analysis of anatomical models, comparing and contrasting the structures of individual organs. This initiative also provides a platform for continuing education, providing opportunities for all students to increase their knowledge of anatomy, physiology, and pathophysiology.

Features:

• It accurately presents the upper half of the humerus, the clavicle, and the scapula, providing a clear and didactic view of the bony structures and the shoulder joint
• Highlights the rotator cuff musculature, with muscle origins indicated in red and insertions in blue, facilitating the understanding of the functional connections between muscles and bones
• This model includes four fundamental muscles essential for shoulder stability and mobility: the subscapularis, located on the anterior surface of the scapula and primarily responsible for internal rotation of the arm; the supraspinatus, situated in the supraspinous fossa and crucial for initiating abduction; the infraspinatus, positioned on the posterior surface of the scapula and acting in external rotation; and the teres minor, which also contributes to external rotation and stabilization of the glenohumeral joint
• Muscles are removable, allowing observation of the deeper structures and the simulation of the main articular movements of the shoulder
• Accompanied by an interactive 3D anatomical platform that features augmented reality capabilities
• Resin-approved toxicological tests
• Made of stable and unbreakable synthetic material
• Mounted on a polymer base with a metal support and rod
• High-quality natural molding
• Original replicas and hand-painted parts for easy understanding
• It includes an information card with related structures
• Actual Product Weight: 2.2 lbs