Anatomical Models for Surgical Practice

Providing Lifelike Simulation for Orthopaedic and Dental Procedures

A "**bone model anatomy with implant**" is a **realistic, often 3D-printed, anatomical model**, typically a jaw or a knee, that has been pre-modified to incorporate a **simulated or actual implant device** for surgical training or demonstration. These models are used by **dental and medical professionals** to practice procedures such as **drilling, implant placement, and bone grafting**, providing a **hands-on, lifelike experience** that mimics the texture and density of human bone and tissue before working on patients.

The models allow for **repeated practice** of complex surgical techniques, significantly **enhancing surgeon confidence** and improving **procedural safety** through tactile feedback and visual comprehension.

Key Features for Superior Training

• Realistic Anatomy: Models are based on **detailed medical scan data** for accurate anatomical representation.
• Material resembling bone density: The specialized polymers mimic the **cortical and cancellous bone texture** for realistic drilling and cutting.
• Simulated surgical conditions: Allows for the use of **actual surgical tools** and techniques under controlled, safe settings.
• Reusable and durable: Designed to **withstand multiple practice sessions** and sterilization (where applicable) for cost-effective training.
• Used for training and demonstrations: Essential tools for **medical schools, hospitals, and device manufacturers** for education and product showcases.