The role of the natural large skull model

The main function of the natural large skull model is to provide an intuitive and realistic anatomical display platform for medical teaching, scientific research and clinical training. The skull structure is complex, consisting of the skull, facial bones and dentition, etc. Mastering its morphology and interrelationships is particularly important for medical students, stomatologists and neurosurgeons. The natural large skull model can accurately reproduce the details of each part of the skull, including the cranial cavity, orbital cavity, nasal cavity and tooth arrangement, making it convenient for learners to observe, touch and disassemble, thereby deepening their understanding of cranial anatomy knowledge.

In teaching, models can not only help students clearly identify the names, positions and suture relationships of each bone, but also visually display the intracranial spatial structure, providing a reference for understanding the course of nerves and blood vessels. In scientific research, skull models are also frequently used for comparison, demonstration and study, providing support for surgical simulation and case analysis.

In addition, the natural large skull model has the advantages of being reusable and highly intuitive, avoiding excessive reliance on real body resources and enabling more learners to train and observe under safe and environmentally friendly conditions. In conclusion, this model plays an important auxiliary and promoting role in medical education and research.