Typical Vertebrae Human Anatomy 3D Model

A model of typical human vertebrae from the Open3DModel project (AnatomyTOOL, LUMC and partners), built on the BodyParts and Z-Anatomy datasets. It shows the vertebral structures for anatomy study and is intended for education and visualisation only, not for medical advice or diagnosis.

Technical details: polygon and vertex counts are not listed for this asset. As an educational model, it is best viewed close up in a 3D viewer or Blender, where you can rotate it and compare the structures from every side.

The download contains GLB, OBJ and Blender (.blend) files plus JPG texture images. Use the GLB for web viewers and three.js, the OBJ as a widely supported static mesh, and the .blend for editing in Blender; if the JPG textures don't link automatically, reconnect them in the material.

Useful for anatomy classes, self-study of the spine, physiotherapy and sports-science teaching material, and educational illustrations.

License: CC BY-SA 4.0. Original "Open3DModel - Typical vertebrae" by Open3D project, Jan Kooloos, RadboudUMC, Eungyeol Lee, LUMC et al (AnatomyTOOL). Free to use and adapt with credit to the creator; adaptations must be shared under the same license. The credit line is shown on this page.