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4FIZJO life-size anatomical spine and pelvis model with stand

67.10 €
Products ID: 132393
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The 4FIZJO anatomical spine and pelvis model reproduces human skeletal structures at a 1:1 scale. Its life-size format helps demonstrate vertebral anatomy and the relationship between the spine and pelvis.

Anatomical detail

The model shows the occipital bone, cervical, thoracic and lumbar spine, sacrum, coccyx and pelvis. Details include the spinal cord, nerve roots and branches, vertebral artery, intervertebral discs, a vertebral notch and a lumbar disc herniation. It can be used for anatomy and biology lessons, medical studies and patient explanations in medical, physiotherapy and osteopathy practices.

Flexible construction with stand

Made from PVC in a natural bone-white colour, the model has steel screw connections between some components to retain spinal flexibility. The included stable stand supports demonstrations of straight and bent spinal positions. Overall dimensions are 22.5 × 32.7 × 88.5 cm, and the model weighs 2.5 kg.


ColourNatural bone white
Scale1:1
Weight2.5 kg
Overall dimensions22.5 × 32.7 × 88.5 cm
SizeLife-size
MaterialPVC plastic, steel screws
ContentsModel and stable stand for supporting the model upright
FlexibilityFlexible spine; demonstrates straight and bent positions
Bones and spinal regions shownOccipital bone; cervical spine C1–C7; thoracic spine Th1–Th12; lumbar spine L1–L5; sacrum (S1); coccyx (S2)
PelvisPelvis with two iliac bone sections
Nervous structures shownSpinal cord, nerve roots and all nerve branches
Other anatomical detailsVertebral artery, intervertebral discs, lumbar disc herniation, vertebral notch
EAN5907739319036
Is the model flexible, and is a stand included?

Yes. The spine is flexible, and the included stand supports the model for demonstrations in straight and bent positions.

Does the model show nerves and a disc herniation?

Yes. It shows the spinal cord, nerve roots and branches, as well as intervertebral discs and a lumbar disc herniation.

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