The application scenarios of the natural large spine model

The natural large spine model is a teaching model made based on the real proportion and anatomical structure of the human body, and is widely used in medical education, rehabilitation training, scientific research and teaching, and other scenarios. This model comprehensively presents the natural curvature from the cervical vertebrae to the sacrococcygeal vertebrae, including the vertebral bodies, intervertebral discs, nerve roots and part of the pelvic structure, which can visually demonstrate the physiological curvature, supporting function and movement patterns of the spine.

In the teaching of medical and nursing colleges, the natural large spine model is used to explain the anatomical structure of the spine, joint connections, and the formation mechanisms of common diseases such as intervertebral disc protrusion and scoliosis, helping students deeply understand the role of the spine in human movement and support. In rehabilitation and physical therapy training, this model can be used for teaching demonstrations of posture assessment, spinal correction and muscle coordination training. In addition, it is often used in scientific research analysis and health education promotion to assist in explaining the importance of correct sitting and standing postures as well as spinal health. This model, with its intuitive and realistic display method, has become an important tool for medical teaching and health education.