The 85cm human skeleton with nerve model is a conventional teaching aid used in medical education and clinical training. It is made in a reduced proportion of adult bones, with a height of approximately 85cm and a compact and comprehensive structure.

This model not only showcases the basic skeletal system of the human body, but also highlights and configures the main neural pathways, such as the brachial plexus nerve, sciatic nerve, femoral nerve, etc., enabling learners to understand skeletal anatomy while intuitively grasping the distribution and proximity of nerves.

When in use, trainees can observe the bony landmarks on the head, spine, thorax, limbs and other parts, and combine them with neural markers to learn their positioning on the body surface and clinical significance. Some joints, such as the shoulder joint and hip joint, can be moved, which facilitates the demonstration of the relationship between limb movement and nerve traction and enhances the interactivity of teaching.

This model is applicable to the teaching of courses such as basic anatomy, neuroanatomy and rehabilitation medicine, helping students establish a clear three-dimensional structural concept within a limited space. At the same time, it is also often used in doctors' clinical explanations and patients' health education, making the complex neural distribution visual and intuitive. The 85cm human skeleton with nerve model is not only portable and easy to display, but also scientific and practical, making it an important auxiliary tool in teaching and research.