Human skeleton with attached muscle coloring and ligament models

The human skeleton with attached muscle coloring and ligament model is a comprehensive teaching aid that integrates anatomy teaching, medical training and scientific research assistance. This model is based on standard human bones and is precisely replicated according to the actual human body proportions. Different colored marks of the starting and ending points and directions of the muscles are attached to the surface of the bones, helping learners clearly grasp the attachment positions and functional relationships of the muscles. Meanwhile, the model is also equipped with ligament structures, which truly reproduce the joint stabilizing device, enabling learners to intuitively understand the interaction among bones, muscles and ligaments.

In teaching applications, such models can visually display the distribution of muscle groups, their contraction directions, and their impact on joint movement, avoiding the limitations of relying solely on two-dimensional images from textbooks. Through observation and operation, students can not only master anatomical knowledge but also understand relevant knowledge such as clinical sports injuries and rehabilitation training. In scientific research and clinical training, the model can also be used for joint movement simulation and surgical approach explanation, demonstrating strong practicality.

In addition, this model is often made of environmentally friendly PVC or high molecular materials, with a solid structure and long-lasting surface coloring, which is convenient for long-term use. It not only enhances the intuitiveness and interest of teaching, but also provides a reliable auxiliary tool for the study of medicine, kinesiology and rehabilitation.