Male Pelvis with Lumbar Spine and Lumbar Muscles EZ-4044:

Anatomical model of the male pelvis with lumbar spine and lumbar muscles, designed to provide a clear and realistic representation of the major anatomical structures of the lumbopelvic region.

The model shows in detail the various layers of the lumbar spine musculature, from the most superficial muscles to the deep muscle planes. The spinal cord and its associated spinal nerves are also depicted, allowing for a more immediate understanding of the anatomical relationships between bony, muscular, and nervous structures.

The iliac wings are connected to the sacrum in a partially flexible manner, allowing for the reproduction and demonstration of a certain degree of physiological mobility of the pelvis. This feature makes the model particularly useful not only for the study of descriptive anatomy but also for illustrating the main functional and biomechanical relationships of the lumbopelvic region.

The model is mounted on a stable base, which facilitates its use during classes, demonstrations, and training activities.

Key Features

• Male anatomical pelvis
• Representation of the lumbar spine
• Lumbar musculature depicted across various anatomical planes
• Visualization of the superficial, intermediate, and deep musculature
• Depiction of the spinal cord
• Depiction of the spinal nerves of the lumbar region
• Iliac wings that are partially movable relative to the sacrum
• Ability to demonstrate certain functional movements of the pelvis
• Mounted on a base for greater stability

Particularly suitable for universities, medical schools, and healthcare professions, as well as for courses in physical therapy, osteopathy, and rehabilitation, and for use in medical and physical therapy offices to explain anatomy to patients.

Why Buy It

Erler Zimmer anatomical models are the most widely used teaching aids for the study of human anatomy in schools and universities. High quality, attention to detail, and excellent value for money. 

Ideal for teaching, explaining concepts to patients, and medical-scientific training.

Many doctors and healthcare professionals purchase these educational anatomical models to highlight key points on topics such as the skeleton, human musculature, joints, and related conditions (rheumatism, osteoarthritis, bursitis, synovitis, tendinitis, cervical pain, sciatica).

They can also be used as decorative accents to personalize your medical office.