The nasal anatomy model is a simulation model specifically designed for medical teaching, clinical training and scientific research demonstrations, precisely reproducing the nasal cavity and its related structures, including the nasal conchae, nasal septum, sinus openings and nasopharynx. This model is made to human scale, with a clear structure that is easy to observe and operate, providing learners with an intuitive understanding of nasal anatomy.

The main purpose of this model is to help students master the anatomical structure and spatial relationship of the nasal cavity, and understand the connection between the respiratory tract, mucosal tissue and surrounding structures. Through model training, trainees can learn nasal examination techniques, nasal endoscopy operations and nasal surgery path planning, enhancing the accuracy and safety of the operations.

In addition, nasal anatomy models can be used in disease teaching, such as pathological demonstrations of sinusitis, deviated nasal septum and epistaxis, helping students establish a connection between theory and clinical practice. Its repeatable operation, portability and demonstration make the abstract nasal cavity structure intuitive. It is an indispensable teaching tool in medical education and is of great significance for clinical skills training and anatomical understanding.