A first-class human skeleton model with a flexible spine by 3B Scientific, Mr. Flexible Skeleton Model Skeleton allows almost all natural bending positions or postures.

All fissures, foramen and anatomical details have been carefully reproduced. The skull is dissectible into 3 parts: calvarium, base of skull and lower jaw. The upper and lower extremities are flexibly mounted and removable. Rotation and movements of skull on 1st and 2nd cervical vertebrae can be demonstrated as well. The spine includes nerve branches and vertebral artery. Articulating joints allow for movement.

Fred's spine can bend to mimic any natural human movement. Once flexed, this human skeleton model will remain fixed in position to demonstrate correct and incorrect posture or various pathological conditions. In addition, all skull and neck movements can be demonstrated. Spinal nerve exits and vertebral arteries are shown as is a dorso-lateral disc prolapse between the 3rd and 4th lumbar vertebrae. 

This skeleton is not only suitable for illustrative instruction, but allows demonstration of almost all natural movements of the human body.  This flexible skeleton model is informative, realistic, and detailed and great for showing various rib subluxations, and a must for the chiropractor that wants to explain extremity ailments and how they relate to spinal conditions.

The skeleton is mounted on a mobile stand. Height: 5 feet, 5 inches. 

Features for Fred The Flexible Skeleton Anatomy Model

• Excellent price-performance ratio
• 3-year warranty
• First-class natural cast Made in Germany
• Manual final assembly
• Made of durable, unbreakable plastic
• Almost realistic weight of the approx. 200 bones
• Life-size
• 3-part mounted skull
• Individually inserted teeth
• Limbs are quick and easy to remove
• Stand and dust cover included

Model No. A15

Q: Does Fred hold his position?

A: Thanks to his specialized spinal "cord," he can hold the position of his spine. Fred is great for displaying the movements of the vertebral column, and will be a welcome addition to any doctor's office, physical therapist's office, or even a yoga studio. He cannot hold the position of his limbs.