Anatomical model of the head

The head anatomy model is a teaching tool used to display the human skull and related structures. By presenting the positional relationships of bones, muscles, nerves, blood vessels and important organs in a three-dimensional way, it helps learners understand the complex head anatomy structure more intuitively. Models can usually be disassembled into multiple parts, such as the skull, brain structure, facial muscles, etc., making the internal layers clearly visible and facilitating layer-by-layer observation and teaching.

In teaching applications, this model can accurately display the spatial distribution of the cranial cavity, the distribution of brain regions, the course of brain nerves, and the interconnections among structures such as the nasal cavity and oral cavity, which is helpful for students to master key anatomical landmarks and clinically relevant knowledge. For learners majoring in medicine, nursing, dentistry, rehabilitation and other fields, it can enhance spatial cognition and improve their understanding of head and neck diseases, surgical operations and nerve course. The model is applicable to classroom teaching, clinical training, skill demonstrations and popular science explanations, and is an important auxiliary tool for learning head anatomy.