This shoulder joint model clearly displays the anatomical structure of the rotator cuff muscles and their relationship to surrounding musculature, including the subscapular region. It is designed to support practical training and to help users build a clear, working understanding of shoulder anatomy. Key benefits Clear visualization of complex anatomy: Shows the rotator cuff muscles and their spatial relationships in detail, making it easier to follow muscle attachments and layering. Practical learning tool: Supports handson study and demonstration for students and instructors, helping to reinforce lecture material and lab practice. Effective communication aid: Useful for clinicians to explain anatomy and procedures to patients and to support informed discussions. Versatile for teaching and training: Suitable for classroom instruction, skills labs, and clinical education settings. Product attributes Function: Demonstrates the detailed anatomy and relationships of rotator cuff muscles and adjacent shoulder musculature for study and demonstration. Compatibility: Appropriate for anatomy classes, physiotherapy and rehabilitation training, clinical teaching, and patient education environments. Scale and detail: Rendered to anatomical proportions with emphasis on muscle origin, insertion, and relative positioning to aid spatial understanding. Material and construction: Modeled to preserve muscle detail and contours for repeated handling and close inspection. Performance: Delivers consistent, clear anatomical references for lectures, demonstrations, and handson practice. Typical use scenarios Anatomy classroom: Instructors use the model to demonstrate muscle layers, origins, and insertions during lectures and laboratory sessions. Clinical consultation: Clinicians use the model to show patients the location and relationships of shoulder muscles when discussing anatomy or planned procedures. Practical skills training: Physical therapy and rehabilitation students use the model to study muscle relationships and to prepare for palpation and functional assessment exercises. This model is intended as an educational and communication tool to support learning and teaching of shoulder anatomy. It provides a detailed, practical representation of the rotator cuff and surrounding muscles to help users understand and master relevant anatomical knowledge.