Canine Forelimb With Ligaments (Marrow)

Canine Elbow and Shoulder Joint

This detailed forelimb represents the anatomical structures of the shoulder and elbow joints. In addition to the lifelike bone points, ligaments and relevant muscle attachments are also recreated in a radially elastic manner, enabling functional representation for demonstrations and surgical skills training.

These two-layered bones contain structured bone marrow which is clearly differentiated from the surrounded substantia compacta in colour and structure. The bones are made of our proven osteosynthesis-compatible plastic and therefore allow surgical training of a wide range of osteosynthesis techniques.

Includes the following structures:

• Scapula
• Humerus
• Radius & Ulna
• Biceps tendon
• Lig. glenohumerale medialis
• Lig. collaterale mediale
• Lig. collaterale laterale
• Triceps tendon