Cervical Spine Anatomical Model

74 reviews for Cervical Spine Anatomical Model

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   Rickie Calvert

   Rated 5 out of 5

   I bought this model to review spinal procedures with our ICU’s nursing staff when two complex spine surgeons joined our practice. It’s a very good mod...More

   I bought this model to review spinal procedures with our ICU’s nursing staff when two complex spine surgeons joined our practice. It’s a very good model and has an appropriate amount of flex to it. I used it to demonstrate angle of approach for lumbar punctures to our advanced practitioners. This is a high-quality model and would be great to show patients as well.
   

   Amiee Haines

   Rated 5 out of 5

   This is a handy little spine! Great for demonstrating anatomy and is easy to use when traveling for marketing events!
   

   Tabatha Byers

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Starting a career in chiropractic medicine and spine helps to understand and will be used to educate patients later on in practice.
   Trixie

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Very durable and helpful for the first quarters of chiropractic school! It would be nice if it was a bit more flexible, and it's hard to view the arti...More

   Very durable and helpful for the first quarters of chiropractic school! It would be nice if it was a bit more flexible, and it's hard to view the articulations of the atlas to the occiput and axis. But for a basic understanding of the spine, it's great!
   Elmer Legge

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Excellent anatomical spine models for my spine surgery offices.
   Braiden

   Rated 4 out of 5

   I am using this as my first model to help clients understand anatomy. I wish the pelvis and joints were a little more flexible and lifelike, but overa...More

   I am using this as my first model to help clients understand anatomy. I wish the pelvis and joints were a little more flexible and lifelike, but overall it is a good starting vertebral column.