This 3D model of the ulna bone is an anatomically accurate representation of the human forearm bone, crafted with precision to highlight its distinctive features and structure. It is an ideal tool for medical, educational, and artistic applications.

Key features: - Proximal end includes detailed structures such as the olecranon, trochlear notch, and coronoid process, accurately modeled for anatomical study. - Shaft is depicted with realistic curvature and landmarks, including the interosseous border and nutrient foramen. - Distal end features the styloid process and articular surfaces for the wrist joint, essential for understanding forearm and wrist anatomy.

Applications: - Medical education for teaching the anatomy of the forearm and its functional relationships. - Orthopedic studies for fracture analysis, surgical planning, and prosthetic design. - Artistic reference for creating realistic anatomical models and sculptures.

The model is optimized for 3D printing and is available in widely used file formats such as STL and OBJ, ensuring compatibility with various software and printers. This ulna bone model provides exceptional detail and versatility for a range of professional, educational, and creative uses.