The 180cm human skeleton model is a standard teaching model made to the scale of a real person. Its height is similar to that of a normal adult and it can fully display the structure and connections of the human skeletal system.

This model is composed of parts such as the skull, spine, thorax, upper limbs, lower limbs and pelvis. It usually also includes movable joint designs, allowing users to directly observe the flexion, extension, rotation and connection of the joints. In medical teaching, it is often used to explain bone morphology, joint structure and movement principles, helping students establish spatial concepts and systematic understanding

Meanwhile, this model also has application value in rehabilitation training, sports medicine and forensic medicine, and can assist in explaining injury mechanisms and rehabilitation plans. Its realistic proportions and clear anatomical landmarks help enhance learning efficiency and operational intuitiveness. As an important tool for anatomy and clinical education, the 180cm human skeleton model plays an irreplaceable role in medical research and the popularization of health knowledge.