Life-Size Muscled Shoulder

This life-size right shoulder model provides an in-depth view of the shoulder’s complex anatomy, showcasing both muscular and skeletal structures. It includes the key muscles that support shoulder movement: the infraspinatus, responsible for external rotation; the subscapularis, which aids in internal rotation; the supraspinatus, crucial for abduction of the arm; and the teres major and minor, which assist in shoulder stabilization and rotation.

In terms of the skeletal framework, the model features the acromion, clavicle, humerus, and scapula bones, all essential to the shoulder joint's structure. The model also includes detailed ligaments and tendons, such as the rotator cuff tendons, which connect muscles to bones and ensure shoulder stability and mobility. This detailed model is ideal for medical professionals, students, and educators to study shoulder mechanics, injuries, and rehabilitation.