Tomland Medical Movable Knee Joint Model with Ligaments & Menisci

$69.95

The Tomland Medical Movable Knee Joint Model is an economical teaching model for demonstrating normal knee anatomy and movement. It shows the femur, tibia, fibula, patella, medial and lateral menisci, and key knee ligaments including the ACL, PCL, MCL, LCL and patellar ligament.
This model can flex and extend to help clinicians explain how the knee moves. The patella can also be turned to view the posterior surface, making it a practical education tool for physiotherapy, chiropractic, massage therapy, athletic therapy and classroom settings.

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Tomland Medical Movable Knee Joint Model with Ligaments & Menisci

The Tomland Medical Movable Knee Joint Model is an economical anatomy model designed for clinics, classrooms and patient education. It shows the normal knee joint with the femur, tibia, fibula, patella, major knee ligaments and medial and lateral menisci.

This model is especially useful for healthcare professionals who want to explain how the knee bends and straightens. Because the model can flex and extend, patients and students can better understand how the knee joint moves and how the ligaments, menisci and patella relate to one another.

Movable Knee Anatomy Teaching Model

  • Demonstrates normal knee joint anatomy
  • Flexes and extends to show basic knee movement
  • Shows the femur, tibia, fibula and patella
  • Includes visible ACL, PCL, MCL, LCL and patellar ligament
  • Shows the medial and lateral menisci
  • Patella can be turned to view the posterior surface and facets
  • Mounted on a display base for teaching and presentation

Why Use a Movable Knee Joint Model?

Knee injuries and knee pain can be difficult to explain using words alone. A physical model allows clinicians to point directly to the ligaments, menisci, patella and joint surfaces being discussed.

In addition, the movable design helps demonstrate knee flexion and extension. This can make patient conversations clearer when discussing general knee mechanics, ligament injuries, meniscus problems, patellar tracking, arthritis, rehabilitation exercises or post-injury education.

Helpful For Demonstrating

  • Normal knee flexion and extension
  • Basic knee joint structure
  • ACL, PCL, MCL and LCL location
  • Medial and lateral meniscus position
  • Patella position and posterior patellar surface
  • Relationship between the femur, tibia and fibula
  • General knee injury and rehabilitation education

Who Is It For?

Common Users

  • Physiotherapy clinics
  • Chiropractic clinics
  • Massage therapy clinics and schools
  • Athletic therapy and sports medicine clinics
  • Kinesiology and rehabilitation programs
  • Medical, nursing and health-science classrooms
  • Personal trainers and movement educators

Product Features

  • Economical normal knee joint anatomy model
  • Movable design allows flexion and extension demonstration
  • Bendable artificial ligaments for visual education
  • Shows the medial and lateral femoral condyles
  • Shows the medial and lateral tibial condyles
  • Includes patella, tibia, femur and fibula
  • Includes visible collateral and cruciate ligaments
  • Includes visible medial and lateral menisci
  • Made from PVC material according to manufacturer specifications
  • Mounted on a base for display and demonstration

Product Specifications

BrandTomland Medical
Product TypeMovable knee joint anatomy model
Anatomy ShownFemur, tibia, fibula, patella, ligaments and menisci
MovementFlexion and extension demonstration
Visible LigamentsACL, PCL, MCL, LCL and patellar ligament
Visible MenisciMedial and lateral meniscus
PatellaCan be turned to view the posterior surface and facets
MaterialPVC according to manufacturer specifications
DisplayMounted on base
UseEducational and patient demonstration use
Ideal ForClinics, classrooms, training programs and patient education

Good to Know

  • This is a normal knee joint model intended for general anatomy education.
  • It is best suited for patient demonstrations, classroom teaching and basic anatomy review.
  • It is not intended for diagnosis, surgical planning, implant fitting or advanced biomechanical testing.
  • Exact model details, colour and finish may vary slightly between production batches.

Tomland Medical Anatomy Models

Tomland Medical anatomy models are selected for clinics, classrooms and healthcare education settings that need practical teaching tools at fair pricing. This movable knee joint model is a useful option for explaining normal knee anatomy, ligament location, meniscus position and basic knee movement.

Warranty Coverage

This Tomland Medical anatomy model includes a 1-year warranty against manufacturing defects. The warranty applies to defects in materials or workmanship under normal educational and demonstration use. Damage from misuse, dropping, improper handling, excessive force, modification, or normal cosmetic wear is not covered.

Frequently Asked Questions

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What is the Tomland Medical Movable Knee Joint Model used for?

This model is used for knee anatomy education, patient demonstrations and classroom teaching. It helps show the femur, tibia, fibula, patella, ligaments and menisci in a clear visual format.

Does this knee joint model move?

Yes. The model can flex and extend, which makes it useful for demonstrating basic knee movement during patient education or anatomy teaching.

Which knee ligaments are shown on this model?

This model shows the ACL, PCL, MCL, LCL and patellar ligament, making it useful for explaining common knee ligament anatomy.

Does the model show the meniscus?

Yes. The model shows both the medial meniscus and lateral meniscus, which can help explain meniscus location and general knee structure.

Does this model include the patella?

Yes. The model includes the patella, and the patella can be turned to view the posterior surface and patellar facets.

Additional information
Weight870 g
Dimensions30 × 11 × 11 cm
HS Code9023.00.00.00
Country of OriginChina
Availability Now available in-store at
22635 Komoka Road Komoka N0L1R0

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Frequently Asked Questions
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What is the Tomland Medical Movable Knee Joint Model used for?

This model is used for knee anatomy education, patient demonstrations and classroom teaching. It helps show the femur, tibia, fibula, patella, ligaments and menisci in a clear visual format.

Does this knee joint model move?

Yes. The model can flex and extend, which makes it useful for demonstrating basic knee movement during patient education or anatomy teaching.

Which knee ligaments are shown on this model?

This model shows the ACL, PCL, MCL, LCL and patellar ligament, making it useful for explaining common knee ligament anatomy.

Does the model show the meniscus?

Yes. The model shows both the medial meniscus and lateral meniscus, which can help explain meniscus location and general knee structure.

Does this model include the patella?

Yes. The model includes the patella, and the patella can be turned to view the posterior surface and patellar facets.

Is this knee model suitable for physiotherapy clinics?

Yes. Physiotherapy clinics can use this model to explain knee injuries, ligament location, meniscus position, patellar movement and general rehabilitation concepts.

Can chiropractors, massage therapists or athletic therapists use this model?

Yes. This model is useful for many healthcare and movement professionals who explain knee anatomy or knee movement to patients and students.

Is this a normal knee joint model?

Yes. This is a normal knee joint anatomy model. It is designed to show general knee structure and movement rather than a specific disease or surgical condition.

What bones are shown on this knee model?

The model shows the femur, tibia, fibula and patella, which are the main bony structures commonly reviewed when explaining knee anatomy.

Is this model useful for explaining ACL or meniscus injuries?

Yes. While it does not show an injured knee, it can help explain where the ACL, PCL and menisci are located, which can make injury education easier to understand.

Is this knee joint model mounted on a base?

Yes. The model is mounted on a display base, making it easy to use in a clinic room, classroom or teaching area.

Is this model intended for diagnosis or surgical planning?

No. This model is intended for education and visual demonstration only. It should not be used for diagnosis, surgical planning, implant fitting or biomechanical testing.