Skull with Cervical Spine

Description

The XC-135 Skull with Cervical Spine is an anatomical model used for educational and instructional purposes in the study of human anatomy. This model consists of a life-size human skull, including the cervical spine or neck vertebrae. Here are some common specifications and features you might find in an XC-135 Skull with Cervical Spine:

1. Life-Size: The XC-135 model is typically designed to be a life-sized replica of the human skull and cervical spine, closely matching the dimensions of an average adult human.

2. Material: Like other anatomical models, it is often made of durable and high-quality materials such as PVC plastic or resin, ensuring longevity and ease of handling.

3. Anatomical Accuracy: The skull and cervical spine model is anatomically accurate, with precise detailing of the various cranial bones, facial features, and cervical vertebrae. This accuracy is essential for educational purposes.

4. Skull Components: The model typically includes the various components of the human skull, such as the calvaria (skull cap), base of the skull, facial bones, and cranial bones.

5. Cervical Spine (Neck Vertebrae): In addition to the skull, this model includes the cervical spine or neck vertebrae, which consist of the first seven vertebrae of the spinal column (C1 to C7). This allows for a comprehensive study of the connection between the skull and the neck.

7. Educational Use: This type of model with the skull and cervical spine is commonly used in medical and anatomical education, as well as in studies related to the head, neck, and upper spinal anatomy.