Erler-Zimmer Hand and Wrist Model With Carpal Tunnel and Ligaments
When studying for various careers in the medical and healthcare field, from doctors to physical therapists, a life-like model could be just what you need to enhance your understanding of human anatomy. The Erler-Zimmer Hand and Wrist Model With Carpal Tunnel and Ligaments is a high-quality model designed for educational purposes. This model has been wire-mounted for optimal stability.
What's Included?
Who Can Use This Hand and Wrist Model?
This Erler-Zimmer Skeleton Model is a fantastic training and study tool. It is perfect for use for personal study, to help train medical personnel, or to provide patient education on conditions affecting the area. Those who may find this anatomical model particularly useful include:
- Doctors, Nurses, and Paramedics
- Orthopaedic Doctors
- General Practitioners
- Physical Therapists
- Personal Trainers
- Physiologists and Osteologists
- Anatomists
What Can I Identify On This Anatomical Model?
This anatomical model shows the anatomy of the hand, wrist, and carpal tunnel. Examples of some of the ligaments you can identify on this model include:
- Retinaculum flexorum
- Pisometacarpum
- Pisohamatum
- Unocarpale palmare
- Radiocarpale palmare
- Radiocarpale dorsale,
- Radioulnare dorsale
- Ulnocarpale dorsale
- Carpometacarpalia dorsalia
- Metacarpalia dorsalia.
On this model you can also see the lower ulna and radius (key forearm bones), and the metatarsals, metatarsal bones, and phalanges in the hand
Key Features and Benefits
- Life size hand and wrist model with carpal tunnel
- Shows a range of key ligaments
- Ideal for study and training purposes, particularly for those in medical fields
- Detailed design enables in-depth study for comprehensive understanding of area composition
- Features the lower radius and ulna, which are key forearm bones
- Shows the metatarsals, metatarsal bones, and phalanges in the hand
- Mounted on wire for optimal stability
- Strong synthetic material for longevity even with frequent use
