Lumbar Vertebrae L II Model – 2-Piece Lumbar Spinal Cord Anatomy Model

Product Code : SCL-BLE-10882

The Lumbar Vertebrae L II Model is a 2-piece human anatomy teaching model used for demonstrating the second lumbar vertebra, lumbar spinal cord region, nerve endings, filum terminale, and cauda equina. It is suitable for biology laboratories, medical colleges, nursing training centres, anatomy classrooms, and neuroanatomy teaching programs.

Product Description

The Lumbar Vertebrae L II Model represents the L II lumbar vertebra with the lumbar region of the spinal cord for practical anatomical study. It helps students observe vertebral structure, spinal cord cross-section detail, nerve endings, filum terminale, and the cauda equina in a compact teaching format.

This model is suitable for Biology Lab Equipment programs, medical anatomy laboratories, and healthcare training classrooms. The supplied reference indicates a natural-size 2-piece model in -PLAST® on a stand with green base.

Key Features

• 2-piece lumbar vertebra model for anatomy and neuroanatomy teaching.
• Shows the L II lumbar vertebra with lumbar spinal cord region.
• Includes educational representation of nerve endings, filum terminale, and cauda equina.
• Useful for explaining spinal cord cross-section and lumbar vertebral anatomy.
• Stand-mounted format supports stable classroom and laboratory demonstration.
• Suitable for medical, nursing, biology, anatomy, and paramedical training.
• ® trademark use under a third-party brand.

Technical Specifications

What's Included in the Kit

• 1 Lumbar Vertebrae L II Model
• 2 separable anatomical sections
• Labels, guide card, or storage box

Applications / Uses

• Human anatomy lessons on lumbar vertebrae and spinal cord structure.
• Neuroanatomy demonstrations on cauda equina, filum terminale, and nerve endings.
• Medical, nursing, and paramedical training for spinal anatomy orientation.
• Biology practical sessions on the nervous system and vertebral column.
• Classroom comparison with Science Lab Equipment models such as brain, spinal cord, and nerve models.

How to Use the Lumbar Vertebrae L II Model

1. Place the model stand on a clean, stable teaching table or laboratory bench.
2. Identify the L II lumbar vertebra and explain its position in the lumbar spine.
3. Point out the lumbar spinal cord region and transverse section if shown.
4. Use the model to explain nerve endings, filum terminale, and cauda equina structure.
5. Separate the two parts only where the model is designed to open safely.
6. Compare the model with spinal cord, nerve, and full skeleton models for broader anatomical context.

Safety note: This model is for educational demonstration only. It is not intended for diagnosis, surgical planning, spinal treatment, imaging interpretation, or patient-specific clinical decisions.

Care & Maintenance

• Wipe the model gently with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth after classroom use.
• Avoid abrasive cleaners that may damage paint, labels, or anatomical detailing.
• Store the model upright on its stand in a clean, dry cabinet.
• Do not force the 2-piece separation, spinal cord section, or fine nerve structures if resistance is felt.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Lumbar Vertebrae L II Model used for?

A Lumbar Vertebrae L II Model is used to teach the second lumbar vertebra, lumbar spinal cord region, nerve endings, filum terminale, cauda equina, and related spinal anatomy.

Is this model suitable for medical colleges?

Yes. It is suitable for medical colleges, nursing institutes, anatomy classrooms, biology laboratories, and supervised neuroanatomy demonstrations.

What material is the model made from?

The genuine version is listed as made in -PLAST®. If supplied by another manufacturer or under Lab Glassware Manufacturer branding, confirm the exact material before final listing.

Does the model show the cauda equina?

Yes, the referenced model shows the cauda equina, also described as the horse’s tail of the spinal cord. Confirm visibility and labelling on the final supplied product image.

Is this model a clinical device?

No. It is an educational anatomy model. It should not be used for diagnosis, spinal surgery planning, neurological assessment, or patient-specific clinical decisions.

For related spinal anatomy and nervous system teaching aids, explore the Biology Lab Equipment category from Lab Glassware Manufacturer.

Last updated: September 2026.