Shoulder Osteoarthritis Model Set (4 stages)
A four-stage shoulder model set showing progressive osteoarthritis changes for orthopaedic, physiotherapy and patient education.
£145.00
Additional information
Shoulder Osteoarthritis Model Set (4 stages)
The Shoulder Osteoarthritis Model Set illustrates progressive degenerative changes across four stages, providing a useful comparison between healthier and increasingly affected joint anatomy. It is ideal for physiotherapy, orthopaedic and rehabilitation environments.
The staged models can help explain pain, stiffness, reduced range of movement and treatment options in a clear and accessible way.
Supplied With
- 1 x Shoulder Osteoarthritis Model Set (4 stages)
Key Features
- Four-stage format supports comparison of progressive anatomical or pathological changes
- Useful for explaining conditions and treatment discussions to patients or students
- Suitable for physiotherapy, orthopaedics, rehabilitation and anatomy teaching
- Supports professional teaching, student learning and patient education
- Useful as a visual reference during demonstrations and consultations
Additional Questions
What is the Shoulder Osteoarthritis Model Set (4 stages) designed to demonstrate?
A four-stage shoulder model set showing progressive osteoarthritis changes for orthopaedic, physiotherapy and patient education.
Where can this product be used?
It is suitable for physiotherapy, orthopaedics, rehabilitation and anatomy teaching, where a physical visual aid can support explanation, demonstration and learning.
Technical Specification |
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| Product | Shoulder Osteoarthritis Model Set (4 stages) |
| Model / Manufacturer Code | 1800 |
| Product Type | Anatomical Model Set |
| Primary Use | musculoskeletal anatomy and rehabilitation education |
| Stages | 4 |
| Suitable For | Healthcare education, training and patient explanation |
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