3D Female Pelvis Model 40 Weeks

The anatomical model of the female pelvis with a full-term fetus is a life-size three-dimensional reproduction designed for the detailed study of maternal-fetal structures in the last month of gestation. It represents the cephalic position prior to delivery, allowing for an understanding of the relationship between the fetus, the uterus, and the pelvic anatomy under normal physiological conditions.

The design incorporates a sagittal cut that facilitates the visualization of the main elements of the female reproductive system, including the uterus, cervix, vaginal canal, as well as adjacent structures such as the bladder, rectum, and the pelvic bone system. This configuration allows for a clear analysis of the internal arrangement of the organs and the adaptation of the fetus within the obstetrical canal.

The fetus is removable, which allows for independent observation and the study of its orientation and position relative to the maternal pelvis. This feature is especially useful for understanding the mechanisms of labor and the anatomical modifications associated with advanced pregnancy.

Made of high-strength PVC, the model offers durability, dimensional stability, and ease of maintenance, making it suitable for continuous use in educational and healthcare environments. Its robust construction allows for its use in classrooms, laboratories, medical training centers, and outreach spaces.

This resource constitutes an effective pedagogical tool for teaching human anatomy, obstetrics, and gynecology, facilitating the visual understanding of complex processes through an accurate and accessible representation.