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Brand: Bexco
BEXCO Plastic Flexible Ligament Anatomical Human Skeleton Shoulder
SKU: TB-BE-49183
Estimated Delivery By: Aug 6 - Aug 8 




MRP : ₹2500 ₹1790
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Estimated Delivery By: Aug 6 - Aug 8 
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Short Description
BEXCO Flexible Ligament Anatomical Human Skeleton Shoulder
Plastic Material
Plastic Material
Country of origin: India
Specifications
- Brand: Bexco
- Material : Plastic
- Mounted Type : Plastic Base
- Bones Shown : Scapula, clavicle, humerus
Description
The BEXCO Plastic Flexible Ligament Anatomical Human Shoulder Model is a high-quality educational tool designed to demonstrate the complete bone and ligament structure of the human shoulder joint. This model shows the scapula, clavicle, humerus and all major shoulder ligaments, allowing students and professionals to observe real-life joint movement. Constructed from durable, non-toxic plastic, the model gives a clear, life-size representation ideal for medical colleges, physiotherapy labs, orthopedic clinics, and anatomy training. Its flexible ligament design allows the shoulder to articulate naturally, making it perfect for explaining rotation, abduction, adduction, and common injury mechanisms.
Features
:- Life-size anatomical accuracy of the human shoulder joint
- Flexible ligaments allow realistic joint movement
- Made from high-grade plastic
- Shows scapula, clavicle, humerus, and ligament attachments
- Perfect for demonstrating common injuries such as dislocations, ligament tears, and mobility limitations
Applications
:- Physiotherapy and sports medicine teaching
- Orthopedic training on shoulder movement and injury
- Demonstration of ligament structure and attachment points
- Classroom and laboratory anatomy demonstrations
- Patient education for fractures, dislocations, and rotator cuff injuries
- Research and anatomical study
- Useful for explaining rehabilitation exercises
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