replica hand with forearm

Our lifelike cast of a human hand skeleton is a fascinating teaching aid that vividly demonstrates the anatomy and movement of the human wrist and hand bones. Each individual hand bone is carefully and individually mounted on wire, creating a realistic replica of the human hand. This teaching aid provides an impressive demonstration of wrist movements as well as the flexion and rotational movements of the forearm bones, also known as pronation and supination.

The movable ulna and radius allow you to vividly study and understand the complex movements of the forearm and wrist. This anatomically accurate replica is a valuable tool for medical schools, physical therapy programs, surgical training, and biomechanical research facilities.

The study of human hand anatomy and its movements is crucial for medical professionals, therapists, and researchers. Our lifelike cast provides the opportunity to explore these aspects in a realistic and hands-on environment to develop a better understanding of how the hand and wrist function.