Pelvis model, female pelvis with sacrum, 2 lumbar vertebrae and femoral stumps

Our pelvis model of a female adult offers a lifelike representation and enables the demonstration of various anatomical movements. This model is a natural cast and shows the pelvis with sacrum, two lumbar vertebrae and femoral stumps. The removable and movable elements enable an interactive and educational presentation of the anatomy.

Features:

1. Natural cast of the female pelvis:
The model represents a natural cast of the pelvis of a female adult, which enables a realistic and practical demonstration of the anatomy.

2. detachable sacrum:
The sacrum is detachable, which facilitates the demonstration of movements in the ilio-sacral joint. This is particularly relevant for understanding the movements in the pelvic area.

3. movably mounted vertebrae:
The vertebrae are movably mounted, which enables a realistic simulation of the movements in the lumbar spine. This promotes an understanding of the flexibility and mobility of the spine.

4. Movable and removable thigh stumps:
The thigh stumps are movable and removable, allowing for an interactive demonstration of hip movements. This is particularly useful for understanding the anatomy of the hip joints.

5. Demonstration of ilio-sacral joint movements:
The detachable sacrum allows the movements in the ilio-sacral joint to be demonstrated vividly. This is particularly relevant for courses in physiotherapy and anatomical training.

6. Practical areas of application:
The model is suitable for various areas of application, including medical schools, universities, physiotherapy training courses and training institutions that want to offer a practical insight into the anatomy of the female pelvis.

Experience a detailed representation of the female pelvic anatomy with our pelvic model. This model is the ideal teaching aid for anyone who wants to gain an in-depth insight into the complex structure of the female pelvis. Invest in this model to ensure a challenging and effective education in the field of pelvic anatomy.