A 42cm male torso model

The 42cm male trunk model is a common teaching tool in basic medicine, mainly used to demonstrate the distribution and structural relationships of the main organs in the human body.

This model was made in a reduced scale of a male torso, with a moderate height, which is convenient for classroom demonstrations and student operations. Models typically include the main organs of the thoracic and abdominal cavities, such as the heart, lungs, liver, stomach, intestines, and some urinary system organs, and can visually present the hierarchy and interrelationships of the organs through disassembly design.

For medical students and nursing students, this model can help them systematically master the spatial position, shape characteristics and anatomical connections of human organs, thereby deepening their understanding of theoretical knowledge. During the teaching process, teachers can use models for hierarchical demonstrations, which is convenient for students to repeatedly observe and remember.

In addition, this model can also be applied to health education and medical popularization activities, enabling non-professionals to have an intuitive understanding of human body structure and enhancing their health awareness. Due to its moderate size, it is easy to carry and display. The 42cm male trunk model is not only an important tool in anatomy classes, but also a commonly used intuitive textbook in medical training and popular science education.