The bone structure magnification model is an intuitive demonstration tool used in medical, anatomical and biological teaching, mainly for showing the microstructure and composition characteristics of human bones.

This model magnifies the real structure of bone tissue in a certain proportion, clearly presenting details such as dense bone, cancellous bone, bone tubules, bone plates and bone marrow cavities, enabling learners to intuitively understand the internal structure and mechanical properties of bone. Through observation and explanation, students can better master the nutrient supply methods of bone tissue, the distribution of bone cells, as well as the principles of bone growth and repair.

Models are usually made of high-strength materials, with distinct colors and clear layers, which is convenient for teaching display and repeated use. The application of bone structure magnification models not only enhances the visualization and scientific nature of anatomy teaching, but also helps learners establish a systematic understanding from macroscopic to microscopic levels, providing important teaching support for orthopedic, histological and pathological research.