Gastric anatomy models are commonly used basic teaching AIDS in medical education and clinical demonstrations. Their main function is to visually display the morphological structure of the stomach and its anatomical relationship with surrounding organs. The model usually clearly presents the divisions such as the fundus, body, antrum and pylorus of the stomach, as well as the layers of the stomach wall and the course of blood vessels and nerves, helping learners systematically understand the structural characteristics and physiological functions of the stomach.

In teaching applications, gastric anatomy models are widely used in the teaching of anatomy, gastroenterology, surgery and nursing. They can assist in explaining the occurrence sites and pathological changes of common diseases such as gastritis, gastric ulcers and gastric cancer, and improve students' understanding of disease mechanisms. In clinical training and doctor-patient communication, this model is helpful for demonstrating examination and surgical plans, making complex medical concepts more vivid and intuitive. Meanwhile, the gastric anatomy model is also applicable to health education, helping the public understand the basic structure of the stomach and health care knowledge, and has significant teaching and practical value.