A Colored Spine Skeleton Anatomy Model is an enhanced version of a standard spine model. It uses color-coded sections to visually differentiate the various spinal regions, vertebrae types, and associated anatomical structures. This makes it ideal for clear anatomical instruction, pathology explanation, and educational demonstrations.

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Key Features & Color-Coding

Anatomical Regions (Color-Coded):

Each section of the spine is usually painted in a distinct color for quick identification

• Cervical Vertebrae (C1–C7) – often blue

• Thoracic Vertebrae (T1–T12) – often orange or red

• Lumbar Vertebrae (L1–L5) – often yellow

• Sacrum – green

• Coccyx – purple or gray

This helps learners instantly locate and distinguish each spinal segment.

Intervertebral Discs:

• Usually shown in light blue or gray.

• Represent the shock-absorbing pads between vertebrae.

Muscle Attachments (Advanced Models)

• May include red and blue markings to represent muscle origin (red) and insertion points (blue).

Spinal Nerves and Arteries:

• Yellow nerves emerge between vertebrae to show nerve roots.

• Red arteries and blue veins may be included to display vascular anatomy.

Pelvis & Femur Heads (Optional):

• Some models feature the pelvic girdle and proximal femurs for hip-joint context.