Muscle of hand with maine vessel and nerve
Muscle of Hand with Main Vessel and Nerve is a detailed anatomical model designed to demonstrate the structure of the human hand muscles along with the main blood vessels and nerves. This model helps students and medical professionals understand the relationship between muscles, vascular structures, and nerve pathways in the hand. Ideal for medical colleges, biology laboratories, and anatomy education, it provides a clear and practical visual aid for teaching and learning human hand anatomy.
Product Description
Muscle of Hand with Main Vessel and Nerve
The Muscle of Hand with Main Vessel and Nerve anatomical model is a highly detailed educational tool designed to demonstrate the complex structure of the human hand. This model clearly illustrates the muscles, main blood vessels, nerves, and ligamentous apparatus of the hand, allowing students and professionals to study the relationship between these important anatomical components.
Offered by MicrolabEquipment, this model is specially designed for medical education, anatomy training, and biological studies. The model provides a clear three-dimensional representation of the internal structure of the hand, helping learners understand how muscles, nerves, and blood vessels work together to support hand movement and function.
The model is divided into 5 detachable parts, making it easier to observe individual components and study the structure in greater detail. This feature allows instructors and students to explore the anatomy of the hand in a more interactive and practical way.
Detailed Anatomical Structure
The human hand contains a complex network of muscles, nerves, blood vessels, and ligaments that work together to enable precise movements such as gripping, holding, and fine motor activities. This anatomical model accurately displays the network of blood vessels and nerves along with the ligamentous apparatus, helping students visualize the structural relationships within the hand.
With its clear design and realistic detailing, the model helps learners identify the major muscle groups, vascular pathways, and nerve structures that play a vital role in hand function and movement.
Key Features
- Detailed human hand muscle anatomical model
- Clearly displays main blood vessels and nerve network
- Shows the ligamentous apparatus of the hand
- 5 detachable parts for better anatomical study
- Designed for medical and biological education
- Made from durable and high-quality material
- Ideal for classroom demonstrations and laboratory study
- Helps explain hand muscle structure and neurovascular system
Product Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Muscle of Hand with Main Vessel and Nerve |
| Model No | MT-029 |
| Model Parts | 5 Parts |
| Size | 225 × 135 × 55 mm |
| Model Type | Human Anatomy Model |
| Usage | Medical & Educational Study |
| Brand | MicrolabEquipment |
Applications
The Muscle of Hand with Main Vessel and Nerve model is widely used in:
- Medical colleges and anatomy departments
- Biology and science laboratories
- Nursing and healthcare training institutes
- Physiotherapy and orthopedic study programs
- Educational demonstrations and anatomy classes
This model helps instructors clearly demonstrate the muscular structure, nerve pathways, and blood vessel network of the human hand, making it easier for students to understand complex anatomical concepts.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. What does the Muscle of Hand with Main Vessel and Nerve model show?
This anatomical model shows the muscles of the human hand along with the main blood vessels, nerves, and ligamentous apparatus, helping students understand the internal structure and function of the hand.
2. How many parts does the model include?
The Muscle of Hand with Main Vessel and Nerve model (MT-029) consists of 5 detachable parts, allowing users to study each section of the hand anatomy in detail.
3. Who can use this anatomical model?
This model is ideal for medical students, biology students, doctors, physiotherapists, and educators who need a clear visual aid for studying and teaching hand anatomy.
4. Where is this model commonly used?
The model is commonly used in medical colleges, anatomy laboratories, nursing institutes, physiotherapy training centers, and educational classrooms for anatomy demonstrations and learning.