The bladder magnification model is a commonly used anatomical demonstration tool for medical teaching and nursing training. It is made at a certain scale and can clearly display the external structure and internal structure of the bladder.

Models are usually made of eco-friendly PVC material, with vivid colors and smooth surfaces, showing important anatomical parts such as the bladder body, bladder neck, ureteral openings and the origin of the urethra. Some models can also be disassembled to display the hierarchical structure of the bladder wall, including the mucosal layer, muscular layer and outer membrane layer, helping learners better understand its physiological functions and pathological changes.

This model is widely used in medical colleges and universities, nursing teaching, and popular science education on urinary system diseases. Through intuitive demonstrations, it helps students understand the structural characteristics of the bladder, the mechanisms of urine storage and urination, as well as the locations of common diseases such as cystitis and bladder stones.

The bladder magnification model not only enhances the intuitiveness and interactivity of teaching, but also provides a vivid reference basis for clinical diagnosis and treatment.