Description
Lumbar Disc Herniated Demo Model
When it comes to explaining spinal pathologies, nothing is as effective as a physical demonstration. The Lumbar Spine Herniated Disc Prolapse Model brings the complexity of lumbar anatomy into sharp focus with a life-like, tactile representation of disc herniation and its impact on nerve roots.
This compact, yet anatomically detailed model features two lumbar vertebrae with intervertebral discs—designed to simulate disc prolapse, nerve compression, and spinal misalignment. It’s ideal for anyone involved in orthopedics, neurosurgery, physiotherapy, chiropractic care, or anatomy education.
The model showcases:
- Accurately shaped vertebrae with pedicles and spinous processes
- Clearly marked spinal nerve roots emerging from the foramina
- A vivid red bulging disc pressing against the nerve, representing herniation
Built from high-quality, medical-grade PVC plastic, the model is durable enough for regular demonstrations and light enough to carry in a bag or briefcase. Its palm-sized dimensions (6.7 x 5.1 x 6.7 inches) make it perfect for clinic rounds, student group sessions, or one-on-one patient counselling.
It’s used extensively by pain specialists, spine surgeons, physiotherapists, and medical faculty who need to explain:
- What causes lower back pain
- How a prolapsed disc affects nerve function
- Why conservative or surgical intervention may be needed
