Life-Size Hip Joint

This life-size joint model demonstrates the full range of motion in the hip, highlighting key movements such as abduction (moving the leg away from the body), anteversion (forward rotation of the femur), retroversion (backward rotation), and internal/external rotation (rotating the leg inward or outward). It allows for a precise and realistic demonstration of these movements, making it ideal for both educational and clinical settings.

The model includes flexible, artificial ligaments that simulate the real-life tension and elasticity of ligaments, accurately showing how they stabilize the joint during motion. These ligaments, along with the bones and surrounding structures, help illustrate how the hip functions under normal conditions or in cases of injury or dysfunction. Mounted on a durable stand, this model provides a stable and hands-on tool for teaching joint mechanics, injury prevention, and rehabilitation techniques.