This muscled shoulder joint model presents a clear, durable representation of the shoulder region, showing musculature from the rotator cuff to the subscapular muscles. Designed for use in classrooms, clinics, and labs, it is suitable as a learning aid, a teaching tool, and a communication aid between clinicians and patients. Key benefits Clear anatomical detail: Displays the rotator cuff muscles and surrounding musculature with precise relationships to help users visualize layering and attachment. Durable construction: Made from PVC to resist breakage during regular handling, allowing repeated use by students and instructors. Multiuse functionality: Serves as a study model for students, a demonstration tool for teachers, and a visual aid for clinicians explaining anatomy and procedures to patients. Improves understanding: The detailed musculature and spatial relationships support faster comprehension of shoulder structure and function. Features and attributes Function: Anatomical demonstration and education for shoulder musculature, including rotator cuff and subscapular muscles. Material: Robust PVC for longterm handling in teaching and clinical settings. Performance: detail representation of muscle relationships designed for repeated physical use and handson study. Compatibility: Suitable for anatomy classes, medical and allied health training, clinical patient consultations, and physical therapy demonstrations. Practical use scenarios Anatomy classroom: Instructors use the model during lectures or lab sessions to point out muscle origin, insertion, and relationships, reinforcing textbook learning with a threedimensional reference. Clinical consultation: Doctors use the model to illustrate shoulder anatomy to patients, improving communication about findings or planned interventions without technical language. Rehabilitation and training: Physical therapists use the model to demonstrate targeted muscle groups and movement patterns during assessment and exercise instruction. What to expect A portable, easytohandle shoulder model that emphasizes the rotator cuff and subscapular musculature. A durable PVC construction intended for frequent handling in educational and clinical environments. A practical tool to support teaching, learning, and patient communication without requiring special setup. This model provides a straightforward, longlasting visual reference to enhance understanding of shoulder musculature for students, educators, and clinicians.