Anatomy of the whole body muscles with internal organ models

The Whole-body Muscle Anatomy with Internal Organs model is a comprehensive teaching model that integrates muscle structure and internal organ anatomy. It accurately reproduces the distribution of human muscle groups, the direction of muscle fibers, and the anatomical positions of thoracic and abdominal organs through realistic proportions. Models are usually detachable, showcasing the major muscles of the head and neck, trunk and limbs, as well as important organs such as the heart, lungs, liver, stomach and intestines, allowing learners to conduct systematic observation and learning from the whole to the parts.

In medical colleges and universities, this model is an important teaching tool for anatomy courses, which helps students establish an understanding of the spatial relationships among muscles, organs and bones. In rehabilitation, sports medicine and nursing training, models can be used to explain muscle function, injury mechanisms and related clinical applications. In addition, it is also widely used in classroom demonstrations, health science popularization, exhibition displays and other scenarios, allowing learners to understand the human body structure more intuitively.

The full-body muscle anatomy model with internal organs has a clear structure and distinct layers. It is a practical comprehensive teaching device for improving the efficiency of anatomy learning and teaching quality.