The lower limb muscle anatomy model is a teaching tool used to demonstrate the distribution, structure and functional relationship of the main muscle groups in the human lower limbs. Models are usually made in realistic scale, clearly presenting the muscle layers of the buttocks, thighs, calves and feet, and marking the main muscle groups, tendons and their starting and ending points, helping learners intuitively understand the motor anatomy of the lower limbs.

In medical education, this model can be used to explain the names, positions and functions of the lower limb muscles, such as the knee extension function of the quadriceps femoris and the ankle joint movement of the triceps surae. Meanwhile, the model can also assist students in mastering the anatomical relationships among the nerves, blood vessels and muscles of the lower extremities, providing basic support for clinical diagnosis and rehabilitation treatment.

In addition, the lower limb muscle anatomy model is also widely used in sports medicine, physical therapy and nursing training, which can help learners analyze the mechanism of muscle injury, training postures and muscle group coordination. It is an important teaching tool that connects theory with practice, which helps to enhance learners' cognition and operational abilities in clinical anatomy.