The purpose of the skull with cervical vertebrae model is to provide learners with a complete and intuitive platform for the anatomical display of the skull and neck, helping to deeply understand the structural relationship and functional characteristics between the skull and the cervical vertebrae. The junction of the skull and the cervical vertebrae is an important anatomical area in the human body, involving the base of the skull, the atlantoaxial vertebrae, and related joint and ligament structures. This knowledge is of great significance in neurosurgery, orthopedics, stomatology, and rehabilitation medicine.

Through the skull with cervical vertebrae model, trainees can clearly observe the connection mode between the skull and the cervical vertebrae, understand the activity characteristics of the craniocervical junction and its role in protecting the central nervous system. Meanwhile, this model is often movable, which is convenient for demonstrating the flexion, extension, rotation and lateral bending movements of the cervical vertebrae, enabling learners to better master the movement laws and biomechanical characteristics of the cervical vertebrae.

In addition, this model is also helpful for explaining the mechanisms of diseases and injuries in medical teaching, such as cranio-cervical junction injuries, cervical spondylosis and related nerve compression symptoms. Through visual observation and operation, learners can not only deepen their theoretical understanding but also enhance their clinical thinking and practical abilities. Therefore, the skull with cervical vertebrae model has significant teaching and application value in medical education, scientific research and clinical training.