Hand model with ligaments and carpal tunnel contents

Anatomically speaking, the model shows part of the radius (coil bone), part of the ulna (elbow bone), the whole hand (manus) and many ligaments which belong to the many joints of the hand. The model also shows the retinaculum flexorum and the membrana interossea antebrachii. Furthermore, the small supplementary model shows the carpal tunnel and contents in the form of the median nerve and tendons.

In terms of movement, the joint model is not flexible, and therefore cannot be used to demonstrate the different movements of the hand. The retinaculum flexorum can be easily detached from the hand model, while the small supplementary model of the carpal tunnel with contents can be easily mounted on the hand model.

Clinically, this package solution is ideal for understanding carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS). It can also be used to understand wrist tendinitis. Finally, it can also be used to understand luxation (joint slip), ligament injury, bone fracture and more.