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Cervical Spine Occipital Bone Exercise Model – BYAD-H3S1

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Cervical Spine and Occipital Bone Model

Cervical Spine Occipital Bone Exercise Model – BYAD-H3S1

  • Accurately replicates adult cervical and occipital anatomy using cortical bone foam and soft cancellous material for realistic surgical training.
  • Ideal for neck stabilization and fixation practice, with light yellow coloring enhancing anatomical clarity during procedures.
  • Manufacturer offers customized models, educational training support, and special pricing for institutional bulk orders.
Bone Anatomical Model

Description

Cervical Spine Anatomy Bone Model

The BYAD-H3S1 Cervical Spine Occipital Bone Exercise Model is a lifelike anatomical model designed for training and educational purposes. Crafted from cortical and soft cancellous bone materials, this adult-sized model accurately represents the cervical spine and occipital bone.

Application:

This model serves as an invaluable tool for surgeons and medical professionals to practice and refine techniques related to cervical spine and occipital bone procedures in a realistic, risk-free environment.

Material Properties

High Permeability Resin:

  • Light Transmittance: 88%
  • Reflectivity: 6%
  • Shore Hardness (Shore D): 84-87
  • Features: High hardness, deformation resistance, stable performance, non-toxic

Polyurethane Resin:

  • Hardness Grades: D1/D2/D3/D4 simulation
  • Features: Mimics human cortical bone and cancellous bone, elastic modulus close to human bones, stable performance, non-toxic

Technical 

Property Value Unit
Modulus of Elasticity (Tension) 2600 MPa
Bending Elastic Modulus 2600 MPa
Tensile Strength 62 MPa
Bending Strength 115 MPa
Shock Strength 43 KJ/M²
Elongation at Break 7.3% %
Thermal Conductivity 0.034-0.041 W/(M·K)
Density 0.03-0.14 G/CM³
Extensibility 150-300% %
Melting Point 170-190 °C
Compressive Strength 10% –

Bone Hardness Categories

  • High Hardness Cortical Bone: For external fixation
  • Medium Cancellous Bone: For external fixation and reference marking
  • Low Hardness Cancellous Bone: For joint replacement and internal fixation training

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