Highly realistic human lymphatic system anatomical models are an important tool in medical teaching, bridging theory and practice, and can significantly improve students’ understanding of complex anatomical structures and their clinical skills.

Teachers can guide students to identify major lymphatic organs on the model, such as the thoracic duct, right lymphatic duct, cisterna chyli, and regional lymph nodes (e.g., neck, axilla, groin), reinforcing memory by comparing with specimens. Through detachable or layered models, the entire process of lymphatic vessels flowing from capillary confluence to lymphatic trunks and finally into venous angles can be demonstrated layer by layer, helping students understand the lymphatic fluid return pathway.

Meiwo highly realistic human lymphatic system anatomical model shows the morphology and structure of the deep and superficial lymphatic circulation of the whole body. mediastinal lymph nodes, posterior mediastinal lymph nodes, subtracheobronchial lymph nodes, bronchhilar lymph nodes, superior tracheobronchial lymph nodes, anterior superior vena cava lymph nodes, anterior aortic lymph nodes, posterior superior vena cava lymph nodes, posterior pulmonary artery lymph nodes, posterior aortic lymph nodes, anterior suprapheptal lymph nodes, middle suprapheptal lymph nodes, posterior suprapheptal lymph nodes, hepatic lymph nodes, gallbladder lymph nodes, right gastric lymph nodes, cardiac lymph ring, left gastric lymph nodes, pancreatic lymph nodes, splenic lymph nodes, left gastroepiploic lymph nodes Nodes, right gastroepiploic lymph nodes, superior colic lymph nodes, midcolic lymph nodes, right colic lymph nodes, ileocolic lymph nodes, superior mesenteric lymph nodes, left colic lymph nodes, inferior mesenteric lymph nodes, paracolic lymph nodes nodes, sigmoid colon lymph nodes, superior rectal lymph nodes, internal lymph nodes, inguinal lymph nodes, sacral lymph nodes, inferior mesenteric artery, inferior mesenteric lymph nodes, paracolic lymph nodes, left colic lymph nodes, sigmoid lymph nodes, lumbar lymph nodes, lymphatic efferent ducts, common iliac lymph nodes, external iliac lymph nodes, intercostal lymph nodes, capillary lymph nodes, obturator lymph nodes, superficial inguinal lymph nodes, aortic arch lymph Nodes, including pulmonary artery and intestinal top lymph nodes, rectal lymph nodes, intercostal lymph nodes, parasternal lymph nodes, upper parauterine lymph nodes, bladder lymph nodes, etc.

Highly realistic human lymphatic system anatomy models not only enhance the intuitiveness and interactivity of teaching but also provide students with a safe and repeatable practice platform, effectively addressing the shortcomings of traditional teaching that emphasizes theory over practice.