The shoulder arthroscopic examination model is a simulation teaching aid specifically designed for orthopedic and sports medicine teaching and training, aiming to help medical students, resident physicians and rehabilitation therapists familiarize themselves with the anatomical structure and operation procedures under shoulder arthroscopy.

This model is made based on the anatomical proportions of the human shoulder joint, clearly presenting the joint cavity, glenoid, rotator cuff tendon and surrounding soft tissues, enabling trainees to intuitively understand the internal structure and lesion location of the shoulder joint. During the operation training, trainees can simulate the entire process of arthroscopic insertion, observation, instrument operation and lesion treatment through the model, thereby mastering the operation skills under the arthroscope, hand-eye coordination and the key points of operation safety.

Repeated practice with the model not only reduces the risks of operating on real patients but also enhances the trainees' familiarity and confidence in the arthroscopic surgery process. In addition, this model can also be used for teaching demonstrations and skills assessments, enabling teachers to visually explain the precautions and operational norms of arthroscopy.

In conclusion, the shoulder arthroscopic examination model holds significant value in clinical skills training, teaching demonstrations, and preoperative simulations, and it is an effective tool for enhancing shoulder arthroscopic operation skills.