How to explain to a patient that their low back pain originates from a specific nerve compression? The 3B Scientific Nervous System Model is the answer. Presenting a schematic view of the entire human body on a half-scale, this relief model allows the path from the brain and spinal cord to the most distant nerve branches to be traced. It is an essential piece for rehabilitation centers and osteopathy clinics, where patient education is key to the success of the treatment. Its relief design facilitates three-dimensional understanding of how the nervous system interacts with the skeleton, turning a complex technical explanation into a clear and professional visual experience.

The following parts of the nervous system are identified:

ENCEPHALOUS

  1 Frontal lobe

2 Parietal lobe

3 Occipital lobe

3rd Temporal lobe

4 Cerebellum

5 Bridge

6 Medulla oblongata

7 Spinal cord

SPINAL NERVES

8 Nos. cervical [C1-C8]

9 Nos. thoracic [T1-T12]

10 Nos. lumbar [L1-L5]

11 Nos. sacral [S1-S5]

12 Medullary cone

13 Ponytail

14 Urinary bladder

SYMPATHETIC TRUNK

15 Cervical ganglia

16 Thoracic ganglia

17 Lumbar ganglia

18 sacral ganglia

NERVES of the UPPER LIMBS

19 Nos. supraclavicular

20 axillary N.

21 N. musculocutaneous

22 Radial No.

23 N. medium

24 Ulnar N.

25 Superficial branch of the radial nerve

26 Palmar branch of the median nerve

27 Palmar branch of the ulnar nerve

28 Dorsal branch of the ulnar nerve

29 Posterior brachial cutaneous N.

30 Dorsal digital nerves

31 Palmar digital nerves

NERVES of the LOWER LIMBS

32 N. ilioinguinal

33 Lateral femoral cutaneous N.

34 N. femoral

35 N. ischiatic

36 No. shutter

37 Common peroneal nerve

38 N. saphenous

39 N. saphenous, infrapatellar branch

40 N. deep peroneus

41 N. superficial peroneus

42 Nos. dorsal digitalis of the foot

43 Muscular branch

44 N. tibial

45 N. sural

46 Medial and lateral plantar nerve

47 Medial dorsal cutaneous N.

Dimensions: 80 x 33 x 6 cm.
Weight: 3,065 kg