The application of the male sagittal anatomical model (two-piece set) mainly focuses on medical teaching, clinical anatomy training and scientific research demonstrations.

This model is based on the male human body and divides the body into two halves along the sagittal plane, clearly showing the positions and hierarchical relationships of the internal organs of the head, chest cavity, abdominal cavity and pelvic cavity, including key structures such as the heart, lungs, liver, stomach, kidneys and reproductive system.

By comparing the two models, learners can intuitively understand the left and right distribution, interrelationships and structural features of organs, which helps them master the spatial concepts of complex anatomy.

In medical education, models can be used in classroom demonstrations, anatomical exercises and clinical case analyses to enhance students' understanding and memory of male physiological structures.

In scientific research and surgical training, it can also be used for surgical path planning and operation practice, enhancing the safety and accuracy of clinical skills, and providing reliable and intuitive tools for anatomy teaching and medical practice.