3 reduced hip models incl. hip prosthesis on stand with Plexiglas foot

Anatomically, all 3 models show the iliac bone, ischium, pubic bone and the femoral head with the femoral neck and part of the femur. In addition, the following can be seen (seen from the model on the far left):



Model 1: Cartilage on the femoral head is shown symbolically via blue color

Model 2: Cartilage on the femoral head must be understood as worn down by means of a reddish colouration

Model 3: Total hip prosthesis is shown with the prosthetic components cup, caput and stem (femur stem). A little of the front surface of the femur has been removed so that the voice in the femur can be seen

In terms of movement, all 3 hip joints are flexible and can therefore be used to demonstrate the different movements in the hip joint. The whole thing can also be easily lifted off the stand, and the 3 hip joints can be separated. The prosthesis (voice) in the 3rd model can also be removed from the femur.

Clinically, this package solution is ideal for understanding total hip arthrosis. It is also ideal for understanding osteoarthritis and fractures - including a dislocated collum femoris fracture, which may be an indication for the insertion of a hip prosthesis.