3D Educational Anatomical Model – Female Pelvis at 40 Weeks of Gestation

This life-size educational model accurately represents the female pelvis at 40 weeks of gestation, showing the foetus in its normal cephalic position prior to delivery. It provides a clear and realistic visualisation of maternal–foetal anatomy in advanced pregnancy.

The longitudinal section reveals the principal anatomical structures involved in pregnancy and childbirth, including the uterus, cervix, vaginal canal, bladder, rectum, pubic symphysis, sacrum and surrounding soft tissues. The foetus is removable, allowing detailed examination and facilitating the study of the spatial relationship between the foetal body and the maternal pelvis.

The anatomical cross-sectional design enables observation of internal organs and cavities, as well as the engagement and positioning of the foetus within the birth canal under normal physiological conditions. This model is particularly suitable for explaining the mechanisms of labour, foetal orientation and anatomical changes occurring during advanced pregnancy.

Manufactured from durable PVC, the model offers structural stability, resistance to handling and easy cleaning, making it suitable for intensive use in educational institutions, medical practices and clinical training environments.

Recommended applications:

• Teaching of female reproductive anatomy.
• Obstetrics and gynaecology training.
• Demonstration of foetal development and pre-delivery position.
• Educational support in medical and health sciences faculties.
• Visual aid for patient education and clinical explanation.

A precise and realistic teaching tool for the study of the female reproductive system and late-stage pregnancy.