Elbow and forearm skeleton with muscles, nerves and ligaments

This joint model shows the elbow with muscles and nerves as well as the forearm and hand including some of the ligamentous cords. The model is made in the natural size of the arm and the dimensions are 47 x 15 x 7.5 cm. It weighs 0.9 kg and is delivered on a removable stand.

An information card is included in a picture of the model, where the anatomical structures of the model are named in Latin. 

Anatomically, the model shows part of the upper arm (humerus), the spiral bone (radius), the elbow (ulna) and the hand (manus). When developing the model, the bone tissue has not been the focus, and therefore it is not suitable for viewing "uneven landmarks" such as nodes and depressions.

Parts of muscles in the upper arm: biceps brachii and brachial

Muscles in the forearm: with flexor carpi radialis, with pronator teres, with extensor carpi radialis longus and with extensor carpi radialis brevis

Nerves: n. Median, n. Ulnaris and n. Radialis

Wrist: lig. radiocarpal palmar, lig. ulnocarpal palmar and retinaculum flexorum

In terms of movement, the joint model is not flexible and therefore cannot be used to show movements in the different joints. The model cannot be separated either.

Clinically, this model is ideal for understanding tennis and golf arches and nerve injuries.

Of course, the model can also be used to understand many other diseases such as fractures, joint dislocation (luxation), sprains and osteoarthritis (arthritis).