Kouber Anatomical Medical Knee Joint with Ligaments Model,Life Size

I've been an active endurance athlete all my adult life but cycling accidents injured my meniscus and eventually led to arthritis in my knees. This model sits on my desk where I can see it every day and still have hope for being able to run again. This is an accurate representation of a healthy knee, that bends, shows the meniscus, bone, cartilage, and ligaments. Make my knee great again!

As with all of the anatomical models that we purchase (and a big BRAVO! to Amazon for making these available to us), we have no idea if this is a true and accurate model of a human body part. We use these simply as décor for our weird home library. As one of us has yet another body part replaced/worked on, we collect a model of it to display in our large library/cabinet of curiousities . Last year we also went ahead and bought a teaching-quality full skeleton replica, since as we age, everything seems to be going to pot. Sigh.This is well-built, nicely sized for display, and stands solidly, which is all that we can attest to with our limited anatomical knowledge!

The patella is placed a bit too high on the femur but overall a decent model for education of my patients. It gets the point across.

This model is very helpful for my basic anatomy class. The ligaments and cartilage are clear, and the joint moves easily. For a more advanced class, you may want a model w/ tendons and muscles. I've only used this for a month, and it's held up very well. Colleagues have warned that the ligaments can tear, so just be careful when passing it around.

Great price and the model is great too

Gift for an orthopedic surgeon starting practice. Good for illustrating knee anatomy to patients.

The media could not be loaded. Just had a Total Knee Replacement & this well built model is great way to show friends & myself what was replaced. I can also let the knee do my exercises when I am too tired to do them! ha ha

This is an amazing product. I use it to explain knee problems to my patients at my PT clinic. Shows all the structures in the knee (including medical and lateral, meniscus ACL and PCL). I’m able to flex it to approximately 30deg to expose the structures inside, have not tried flexing it too much to avoid tearing the ligament structures.