The renal anatomy model with adrenal glands is a highly realistic anatomical model used for teaching and clinical demonstrations, precisely presenting the shape and internal structure of the kidneys as well as the position and relationship of the adrenal glands. The model clearly presents the distribution of renal cortex, renal medulla, renal pelvis and renal arteries and veins, and simultaneously marks the anatomical location and glandular structure of the adrenal glands, which is helpful for learners to understand the spatial relationship between the urinary system and endocrine glands.

In medical education, this model is used in anatomy courses and clinical skills training to help students intuitively grasp the anatomical features and surgical approaches of the kidneys and adrenal glands. In clinical teaching, the model can be used to explain the anatomical basis of kidney diseases such as kidney stones, kidney tumors and adrenal diseases, and is also suitable for imaging teaching to assist learners in understanding the location of the kidneys and adrenal glands in CT and MRI images. The renal anatomy model with adrenal glands has a clear structure and distinct layers, and it is an important auxiliary tool for urology and endocrinology education.