Bionic spinal model

Abstract

A bionic spinal model, including: a base body; an enclosure; a bionic spinal body disposed on the base body and being radiopaque; a simulated muscle layer surrounding the bionic spinal body; and a simulated skin layer overlaying the simulated muscle layer. The bionic spinal body comprises an internal cavity and a bionic nerve body; the bionic nerve body is disposed in the internal cavity; and the bionic nerve body comprises a proximity-sensitive warning mechanism. The model successfully simulates key aspects of real spinal surgery, including X-ray imaging, internal anatomical structures, a surgical fluid environment, and neural proximity feedback, providing a realistic training platform to improve endoscopic spinal surgical skills.

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