Hand model in 7 parts

Anatomical hand model in 7 parts that is mounted with magnets. The model provides a detailed insight into the blood vessels, nerves, muscles and bones of the hand. The anatomy of the hand can be studied and explained in a simple and educational way thanks to the removable parts.

The hand is life-size and comes on a stand. 

Anatomically, the model includes these important anatomical structures: 

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Superficial: ​​aponeurosis palmaris (fascia palmaris) including m. Palmaris brevis, lig. metacarpalis transversus superficialis and tendon of m. palmaris longus

Dorsal: extensor tendon, extensor retinal, conexion intertendinosas, etc. 
Flexor tendons of the fingers that extend through the carpal tunnel (canalis carpi), n. Ulnar, n. Medianus and the lateral crossing (chiasma tendency) 

Thenar (with m. Abductor pollicis brevis, with flexor pollicis brevis, m. With opponents pollicis and m. Adductor pollicis in depth)

Hypothenes (with m. Abductor digiti minimi, with flexor digiti minimum and deep m with moton's digiti minimi) 

Etc. lumbricales and etc. interosseii 

Arcus palmaris superficialis, arcus palmaris profundus and aa. digital palmares municipalities 

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Finger bones, ligaments, nerves, other finger skins and more

With regard to movement, the articulation model is not flexible and therefore cannot be used to show the various movements of the hand. 

Clinically, this model is ideal for understanding disorders such as carpal tunnel syndrome (KTS), wrist tendinitis, feather finger (trigger finger / digitus saltans) and Dupuytren's contracture (butt fingers). 

In addition, it can also be used to understand dislocation (joint defects), ligament injuries, bone fractures and more. 

Note: If you are looking for a complete and separable hand model that shows more of the skin of the skin and thus better visualizes which anatomical structures lie beneath the different skin areas of the fingers and hand, we recommend this model