The cross-sectional anatomical model of the male trunk is a high-precision teaching tool for human anatomy, mainly used to display the cross-sectional structure of the male trunk from the thoracic cavity to the pelvic region.

This model is based on real human body cross-sectional data, clearly presenting the spatial relationships of muscles, bones, blood vessels, nerves and internal organs, enabling learners to intuitively understand the anatomical positions and functional connections between different levels.

Through the observation and analysis of the model, students can systematically master the knowledge of cross-sectional human anatomy, providing a solid foundation for imaging, surgery and clinical diagnosis. The model is made of durable and environmentally friendly materials, with vivid colors and distinct layers, which is convenient for classroom teaching and experimental demonstrations.

The application of the cross-sectional anatomical model of the male trunk not only enhances the intuitiveness and interactivity of anatomy teaching, but also helps medical students establish three-dimensional anatomical thinking and promotes the organic combination of theory and clinical practice.