Anatomical Models - Pelvis models

Anatomical models of the human pelvis are highly useful teaching aids for all those who want to deepen their knowledge about the bone structure and organs located in the human pelvic area. Using different colors to paint individual elements makes it easier to learn the topography of the anatomical structures of the human pelvis and the mutual relations between them. Thanks to the use of the highest quality materials and advanced production methods, human pelvic models are characterized by high durability and precision. Many bone models are natural casts of human pelvises. Our assortment includes both bone models of the pelvis as well as cross-sections and models presenting organs located in the human pelvis. Depending on the type, anatomical models of the pelvis present superficial structures and the bony anatomical structure of the pelvis, while others present the muscular structure of the pelvic floor, the course of blood vessels and nerves in this complex region. Some anatomical models can be broken down into individual elements, which makes learning anatomy much more attractive and easier. Some models of the human pelvis include models of internal organs, thanks to which you can easily learn about the topography and mutual relations between individual structures.

Our offer includes, among others: the following anatomical models of the pelvis:

• Pelvic floor muscle model, 12 parts
• Model of the female pelvic floor muscles
• Model of the male pelvic floor muscles
• Model of the pelvis with nerves and ligaments
• Cross-sectional model of the male pelvis
• Cross-sectional model of the female pelvis
• Pelvic models with removable and disassembled organs
• Bone models of the pelvis
• Pelvis models with lower lumbar vertebrae
• Pelvis models with proximal femur fragments
• Pelvic model for childbirth demonstration
• Flexible pelvic models showing mobility

Advantages of anatomical models of the human pelvis:

• Accuracy of workmanship (hand-finished)
• Durability (made of the highest quality materials)
• Learning the anatomy of the normal human pelvis
• Learning the topography of anatomical structures located in the human pelvis and the mutual relations between them

Application of human pelvis model:

• Equipment of the anatomy laboratory
• Learning the anatomy of the human pelvic region
• The anatomical model can be used to demonstrate the structure of the human pelvis - to patients in an office setting
• As a teaching aid during postgraduate training for doctors, physiotherapists, osteopaths and other medical professions