The role of shoulder joint models

The role of shoulder joint models is mainly reflected in teaching, scientific research and clinical training, etc.

Firstly, it can clearly display the interrelationships among the bony structure, ligaments, joint capsules and related muscles of the shoulder joint, enabling learners to have an intuitive understanding of the anatomical features and movement patterns of the shoulder joint. Through model demonstrations, students can vividly master the principles of shoulder joint flexion, extension, abduction, adduction and rotation, and deepen their understanding of complex structures.

Secondly, in clinical skills training, shoulder joint models can be used for simulation exercises of injection, puncture and rehabilitation operations, allowing learners to repeatedly operate in a safe environment, familiarize themselves with the needle insertion site and Angle, enhance clinical practical operation ability, and avoid the risks brought by directly practicing on patients.

In addition, the model can also serve as an intuitive auxiliary tool for rehabilitation training, helping medical staff explain shoulder joint injuries, rehabilitation and exercise methods to patients, and enhancing the intuitiveness and effectiveness of doctor-patient communication. Overall, the shoulder joint model is not only an important teaching aid in medical education, but also a powerful tool for improving clinical skills and the effectiveness of patient education.