Knee Joint Model With Movable Ligaments

Knee Joint Model with Movable Ligaments is a high-quality anatomical teaching aid designed to demonstrate the structure, movement, and biomechanics of the human knee joint. It is ideal for understanding how bones, ligaments, and cartilage interact during normal movement and injury.

The model features realistic femur, tibia, fibula, and patella anatomy, along with flexible, movable ligaments including the ACL, PCL, MCL, and LCL, allowing clear visualization of joint stability, flexion, extension, and rotational movements. It is widely used in medical and nursing schools, physiotherapy and orthopedic training programs, sports medicine education, and clinical demonstrations.

Key Features & Benefits

•  Anatomically accurate knee joint structure

•  Movable ligaments for realistic motion demonstration

•  Demonstrates flexion, extension, and rotational mechanics

•  Durable materials suitable for repeated teaching use

•  Ideal for orthopedics, physiotherapy, and sports injury education

The Knee Joint Model with Movable Ligaments enhances understanding of knee anatomy, injury mechanisms, and rehabilitation principles—making it an essential educational tool for modern medical and allied health training.