Leg Muscle Anatomy Model

Soft silicone leg muscle anatomy model for medical education features a detachable, layered design that displays superficial and deep muscles, bones, blood vessels, and nerves. Combined with digital labels, it helps students accurately understand the anatomical relationships of the lower limb. By repeatedly disassembling and assembling the muscle modules, students simulate real anatomical procedures, developing their surgical instrument handling skills and spatial awareness. This tactile feedback reinforces memory and reduces the risk of errors in future clinical procedures.

 

The leg muscle anatomy model fully demonstrates the lower limb anatomical structure, supporting group classroom demonstrations. It also supports collaborative disassembly in small groups, promoting discussion-based learning.

 

 

Soft Silicone Leg Muscle Anatomy Model Details:

 

Product Name	Soft Silicone Leg Muscle Anatomy Model
Description	The soft silicone leg muscle anatomy model shows the anatomical structure of human leg muscles and the complete superficial and deep leg muscles as well as the tissue morphology of blood vessels, nerves, tendons, etc. The main muscle structures are hip muscle, thigh muscle, calf muscle, psoas major muscle, common iliac artery, common iliac artery, internal iliac artery, internal iliac vein, external internal iliac vein, obturator static artery, sacral plexus, femoral nerve, femoral arteria arteria, sartorius muscle, gracilis muscle, iliopsoas muscle, pectineus muscle, adductor longus, adductor short, adductor magnus muscle, rectus femoris muscle, etc.
Size	Natural, 26 parts
Material	Environmental protection soft silicone, environmental protection paint
Application	Medical teaching exhibition and display science research science education
MOQ	1

 

 

 

 

 

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