Quick Answer: Human Spinal Cord Model is a set of two models on a base showing the spinal cord's white and grey matter, sulci, ganglion and fissures, and the ventral and dorsal roots of the spinal nerve.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Two models mounted on a base
Spinal cord showing white and grey matter, sulci, ganglion and fissures
Spinal cord with nerve branches, displaying the ventral and dorsal roots of the spinal nerve
Coloured and numbered, with key card
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Models
Two, mounted on a base
Structures
White and grey matter, sulci, ganglion, fissures
Nerve roots
Ventral and dorsal
Labelling
Numbered, with key card
About This Product
Two models share a base: together they show the white and grey matter, sulci, ganglion and fissures of the spinal cord, and a spinal cord with nerve branches that displays the ventral and dorsal roots of the spinal nerve. Students can identify each coloured, numbered structure using the key card, which makes this Head and Facial Model useful for teaching the central nervous system.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. What does the Human Spinal Cord Model consist of? It consists of two models mounted on a base: one showing the spinal cord with white and grey matter, sulci, ganglion and fissures, and one with nerve branches showing the ventral and dorsal roots.
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