Lumbar Disc Herniation Spine Model for Teaching

Lumbar Disc Herniation Spine Model

The Lumbar Disc Herniation Spine Model is designed for medical colleges, physiotherapy institutes, orthopedic clinics, spine clinics, anatomy classrooms and patient education rooms. This lumbar disc model helps students, teachers and healthcare professionals explain disc herniation and lower back disc problems in a simple visual way.

This herniated disc spine model shows the lumbar vertebrae and intervertebral disc with soft material to demonstrate disc protrusion. It helps explain how the disc can move or bulge during bending, twisting or spine flexion.

The model is made of washable, high-quality soft elastomer PVC. Its interactive design makes it useful for explaining lumbar disc injury, disc prolapse, back pain and spine movement during classroom teaching or patient counselling.

Key Features

• Herniated Disc Demonstration: Shows the injury mechanism of lumbar disc herniation in a clear way.
• Lumbar Disc Display: Soft disc material helps explain disc protrusion and bulging.
• Interactive Spine Model: Demonstrates how the disc prolapses when the vertebrae are flexed.
• Real Movement Support: Helps show bending or twisting action of the lower spine.
• 1.5x Magnified Model: Enlarged design supports better visibility during teaching.
• IV and V Lumbar Vertebrae: Represents lumbar vertebrae and disc relation for focused study.
• Washable PVC Material: Made from high-quality soft elastomer PVC for easy cleaning.
• Teaching Friendly: Useful for orthopedics, surgery, clinical teaching and spine care education.

Technical Specifications

Benefits

• Helps explain lumbar disc herniation in a clear and visual way.
• Useful for showing how disc protrusion happens during spine movement.
• Soft disc material makes the model more interactive for teaching.
• Supports patient counselling for back pain and disc-related problems.
• 1.5x magnified design improves visibility during classroom or clinic use.
• Washable material supports easy cleaning after use.
• Useful for medical, orthopedic, physiotherapy and spine care education.

Suitable For

• Medical colleges
• Physiotherapy institutes
• Orthopedic clinics
• Spine clinics
• Anatomy classrooms
• Rehabilitation centres
• Hospitals and clinics
• Patient counselling rooms

Applications

• Lumbar disc herniation teaching
• Disc protrusion demonstration
• Back pain patient education
• Spine movement explanation
• Orthopedic and surgery teaching
• Physiotherapy classroom training
• Clinical consultation support
• Occupational disease prevention education

Why Choose This Lumbar Disc Model?

This lumbar disc model is suitable for healthcare professionals and teachers who need a simple tool to explain disc herniation. It shows how the intervertebral disc can bulge or prolapse when the lumbar vertebrae are flexed.

Also, the soft disc material makes demonstration easier. The 1.5x magnified design helps students and patients see the disc problem clearly. As a result, this model is useful for spine clinics, physiotherapy centres, orthopedic clinics and medical classrooms.

Buying Guidance

Before buying, check whether you need a lumbar disc model, full spine model, degeneration model or herniated disc teaching model. This model is suitable for disc herniation demonstration, back pain explanation and patient education.

Usage Note: This lumbar disc model is for education and demonstration use only. Bend the model gently during demonstration and clean it with mild care after use.

FAQs

1. What is this lumbar disc model used for?

It is used for teaching lumbar disc herniation, disc protrusion, back pain and spine movement.

2. Does this model show disc herniation?

Yes, it shows how the intervertebral disc can bulge or prolapse during spine flexion.

3. What material is used?

It is made from high-quality soft elastomer PVC.

4. Is this model washable?

Yes, the model is washable.

5. Is this suitable for patient counselling?

Yes, it is useful for explaining back pain, disc protrusion and herniated disc problems to patients.

6. Who can use this model?

Medical teachers, physiotherapists, orthopedic doctors, spine care professionals, students and clinics can use this model.