The Lumbar Vertebrae with prolapsed inter vertebral discs with stand is a high-quality anatomical model designed for educators, students, and healthcare professionals. It accurately demonstrates both healthy and pathological lumbar disc conditions, offering hands-on learning for spinal anatomy and clinical assessment. This model provides easy-to-remove discs and a sturdy stand, helping users explore real-world lumbar scenarios with confidence and precision.

Explore Lumbar Disc Pathologies with a Professional-Grade Model

Dive deep into spinal anatomy using the Lumbar Vertebrae with prolapsed inter vertebral discs with stand. This detailed model features three lumbar vertebrae, each with distinct discs representing a normal, lateral prolapse, and medial prolapse, along with spinal cord and emerging spinal nerves. Remove and study each intervertebral disc independently for unparalleled hands-on examination. Built with a natural casting method and supplied with a removable stand, this model sets a new standard for educational reliability and anatomical accuracy. Health instructors, medical students, and clinicians trust this model for demonstrations, diagnostics, and ongoing education.

Features and Benefits

• Includes three natural-cast lumbar vertebrae for anatomical realism
• Features spinal cord and emerging spinal nerves for complete visualization
• Supplied with one normal disc, one with lateral prolapse, and one with medial prolapse
• Dismantle model for close inspection of each component
• Remove intervertebral discs separately to demonstrate pathology and anatomy
• Comes with a stable, removable display stand
• Clinical-grade materials designed for education and training

Indications for Use

• Demonstrating normal and prolapsed lumbar disc conditions in classrooms
• Clinical education for spinal injury and pathology identification
• Patient education regarding lumbar disc disorders
• Hands-on examination and study of spinal anatomy

Size Guide

• Model height – approximately 12 cm
• Model width – approximately 12 cm
• Model depth – approximately 10 cm
• Actual vertebrae and discs proportioned for realistic representation