Knee Joint Model for Teaching Benefit: helps increase exercise compliance and patient commitment by giving clear insight into the nature of the knee condition. Use case: ideal for patient education in clinical settings to explain rehab goals and expected outcomes. Human Knee Joint Anatomy Model Benefit: serves as a clear teaching presentation tool for students to study knee anatomy and relationships of bones, joints, and tissues. Use case: valuable in classrooms, labs, and self study to reinforce anatomical knowledge and exam preparation. Simulation Knee Joint Model Benefit: flexible cord design provides an uninterrupted view of the knee and its ligaments, enabling dynamic demonstrations without obstructions. Use case: effective for demonstrations of ligament location, knee mechanics, and injury mechanisms in teaching or clinical training. Medical Teaching Model Benefit: a knee joint skeleton model suitable for patient education or anatomical study, offering realistic representation for learners and patients. Use case: can be used in medical curricula, clinical demonstrations, or informational sessions with patients to enhance understanding of knee structure and function. Key benefits and standout features Improves patient engagement by visualizing knee condition and rehab implications Supports effective teaching in both classroom and clinical environments Unobstructed, flexible cord design to display ligaments and knee anatomy clearly Versatile for patient education, anatomy study, and medical training Specifications and practical notes Model type: Knee joint skeleton model with variations including Knee Joint Model for Teaching, Human Knee Joint Anatomy Model, Simulation Knee Joint Model, and Medical Teaching Model Function: teaching, patient education, anatomy study, and demonstration of knee ligaments Compatibility: suitable for use in clinics, classrooms, laboratories, and training facilities Size: not specified by the provided description; designed for standard educational demonstration and patient education contexts Material: not specified by the provided description; described as a knee joint skeleton model with features that support repeated teaching use Performance: designed to provide clear visualization of knee structure, with a flexible cord arrangement for uninterrupted viewing of ligaments