Observe, understand and explain anatomy.
Understanding anatomical relationships
The representation brings together the vertebrae, discs, dural sac, muscles, aorta and main ligamentous structures to help identify them.
A teaching model for observation
This model supports teaching and discussion of lumbar anatomy. Dedicated surgical simulators are available in the range for practising instrumentation or TLIF fusion.
Anatomy
Structures represented
- Vertebrae L3, L4 and L5
- Aorta
- Zygapophyseal joint capsules
- Intervertebral discs
- Dural sac
- Muscles
- Interspinous ligaments and ligamenta flava
- Supraspinous ligament
- Anterior and posterior longitudinal ligaments
Educational use
Observe and explain
- Identifying the structures shown
- Demonstrating and explaining anatomy
- Discussion between trainers, learners and healthcare professionals
The range
Models and configurations
Choose a model according to your educational objectives. Our team confirms the references, included components and required consumables.
L3–L4–L5 teaching model
RA-LB-003Lumbar anatomical model with associated structures.
An anatomical model that is not designed for surgical procedures, separate from the pedicle screw placement and TLIF simulators.
Product documentation : Spine surgery brochure (French), Slide 2, page 3.. Configuration to be confirmed with our team.
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