What problems does the horsebody acupuncture model solve

The horsebody acupuncture model mainly addresses issues such as "rare subjects, high risks, and inconvenient demonstration" in the teaching and practice of veterinary acupuncture.

Firstly, in the teaching process, the model truly presents the proportion of the horse's body surface, the direction of meridians, and the distribution of commonly used acupoints, making up for the deficiency that it is difficult to understand intuitively merely by relying on diagrams or explanations.

Secondly, the model provides trainees with a safe and repeatable practice platform, avoiding the possible stress responses and safety hazards caused by direct operation on real horses.

Secondly, the hippocampus acupuncture model helps standardize the positioning of acupuncture, the direction and depth of needle insertion, and improves the accuracy and stability of the operation.

At the same time, it alleviates the problems of limited clinical training resources and high teaching costs. It is suitable for classroom teaching, skills assessment and demonstration training, and is of great significance for improving the teaching quality and clinical application level of veterinary acupuncture.