Female Pelvis Bone Model Gd/A11128

The GD Female Pelvis with Pelvic Floor Muscles and Nerves Model is a detailed anatomical teaching model designed to illustrate the structural components of the female pelvis, including pelvic ligaments, pelvic floor musculature, major nerves, and the perineal region. This model provides an integrated view of skeletal and soft tissue anatomy, making it ideal for advanced medical, obstetrics, and physiotherapy education.

Product Overview

The GD/A15106 model presents the female pelvic cavity along with the muscular and neurovascular structures that support pelvic organs and maintain continence. By combining bone, ligament, muscle, and nerve structures in one representation, the model supports comprehensive understanding of pelvic anatomy and functional relationships.

It is particularly valuable for teaching pelvic floor mechanics, childbirth anatomy, and conditions affecting pelvic support structures.

Anatomical Structures Displayed

Skeletal Components

• Pelvic bones (ilium, ischium, pubis)
• Sacral articulation areas

Ligaments

• Major pelvic supporting ligaments
• Sacroiliac ligament structures

Musculature

• Pelvic floor muscles
• Perineal muscles
• Supporting muscular structures

Neural Structures

• Major pelvic nerves
• Nerve pathways supplying pelvic floor region

Perineum

• Structural layout of the perineal region

Key Features

• Integrated skeletal and soft tissue representation
• Detailed pelvic floor musculature visualization
• Clearly defined nerve pathways
• Durable PVC construction suitable for repeated use
• Ideal for classroom and clinical demonstration

Applications

• Medical and nursing education
• Obstetrics and gynecology training
• Midwifery education
• Pelvic floor rehabilitation training
• Physiotherapy instruction
• Anatomy laboratory teaching
• Clinical and patient education

Technical Specifications

The GD Female Pelvis with Pelvic Floor Muscles and Nerves Model provides a comprehensive educational tool for studying female pelvic anatomy, supporting both foundational anatomy training and specialized instruction in obstetrics and pelvic floor rehabilitation.