MYASKRO Female Pelvis Anatomical Model with Sacrum & Coccyx

The MYASKRO Female Pelvis Anatomical Model with Sacrum and Coccyx is a three-dimensional teaching model designed for studying the bones, openings, joints and general proportions of the female bony pelvis.

It displays the right and left hip bones together with the sacrum, coccyx and pubic symphysis, allowing learners to understand how these structures combine to form the complete pelvic ring.

The model is suitable for MBBS, nursing, physiotherapy, midwifery and allied-health education, anatomy laboratory demonstrations, practical examination preparation and introductory obstetric anatomy teaching.

Complete Female Bony Pelvis Model

The model presents the main components of the female pelvic skeleton in their assembled anatomical relationship.

It shows:

• Right and left hip bones
• Ilium, ischium and pubis regions
• Sacrum
• Coccyx
• Pubic symphysis
• Right and left sacroiliac regions
• Right and left acetabula
• Obturator foramina
• Anterior and posterior sacral foramina

This complete arrangement gives learners a more useful three-dimensional reference than studying individual pelvic bones separately.

Study the Ilium, Ischium and Pubis

Each hip bone is formed by three principal regions: the ilium, ischium and pubis. The model helps students understand how these regions join around the acetabulum and contribute to the walls of the pelvic cavity.

Visible landmarks and surfaces can be examined from different directions to improve recognition during anatomy practicals and viva examinations.

Pelvic Inlet, Cavity and Outlet

When viewed from above, the model provides a clear view of the pelvic inlet and the bony boundaries surrounding the pelvic cavity.

The inferior view helps learners study the pelvic outlet, pubic arch, ischial regions and the relationship between the anterior and posterior components of the pelvis.

The model can support the study of:

• Pelvic brim and inlet
• Greater and lesser pelvic regions
• Pelvic cavity
• Pelvic outlet
• Pubic arch and subpubic region
• Relationship between the sacrum and paired hip bones

Sacrum, Coccyx and Sacroiliac Regions

The posterior portion of the model includes the sacrum and coccyx positioned between the right and left hip bones.

The sacroiliac regions demonstrate where the ilium meets the sacrum, while the anterior and posterior sacral foramina provide additional landmarks for studying sacral anatomy.

Acetabula and Obturator Foramina

The right and left acetabula are shown on the lateral sides of the pelvis. These cup-shaped sockets form the bony receiving surfaces of the hip joints.

The large obturator foramina can also be viewed clearly, helping students understand their position between the pubic and ischial regions of each hip bone.

Female Pelvic Anatomy

The model is designed to represent the general proportions of a female bony pelvis. It can be used when introducing the wider pelvic opening, broader pubic arch and pelvic cavity associated with female pelvic anatomy.

It is useful for comparing the general structural differences between male and female pelvis models when both versions are available for classroom demonstration.

This model is intended for anatomical education. It should not be used for clinical measurement, obstetric assessment or diagnosis.

Multi-Angle Study and Demonstration

The model can be examined from anterior, posterior, superior, inferior and lateral perspectives. This helps learners develop a three-dimensional understanding of structures that may be difficult to interpret from a flat textbook illustration.

Different views help demonstrate:

• Anterior pubic symphysis and pubic arch
• Posterior sacrum and sacral foramina
• Superior pelvic inlet
• Inferior pelvic outlet
• Lateral acetabular and iliac regions
• Internal pelvic surfaces

What Can Be Studied with This Model?

• Female bony pelvis anatomy
• Pelvic girdle organisation
• Ilium, ischium and pubis identification
• Sacrum and coccyx orientation
• Pubic symphysis
• Sacroiliac regions
• Pelvic inlet and outlet
• Acetabula and hip-joint orientation
• Obturator foramina
• Basic obstetric pelvic anatomy

Who Should Buy This Female Pelvis Model?

The model is suitable for:

• MBBS and medical students
• Nursing students and colleges
• Physiotherapy students
• Midwifery and obstetric training programmes
• Occupational therapy students
• Allied-health science students
• Anatomy teachers and tutors
• Medical and nursing skill laboratories
• Students preparing for practical and viva examinations

Why Choose the MYASKRO Female Pelvis Model?

Complete pelvic ring: Shows both hip bones, sacrum, coccyx and pubic symphysis in their assembled relationship.

Female anatomical proportions: Designed for teaching the general structure and proportions of the female bony pelvis.

Multiple visible landmarks: Displays the acetabula, obturator foramina, sacral foramina and sacroiliac regions.

Multi-angle learning: Can be examined from superior, inferior, anterior, posterior and lateral perspectives.

Useful for practical revision: Supports three-dimensional orientation, bone identification and viva preparation.

Institutional purchase support: GST invoice, formal quotation, proforma invoice and bulk-order assistance are available for colleges and hospitals.

Product Specifications

Note: Colour, surface finish, dimensions and minor construction details may vary slightly between production batches without affecting the educational purpose of the model.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a female pelvis model?

Yes. It is designed to represent the general bony proportions and structure of a female human pelvis.

What bones are included?

The model includes the right and left hip bones, sacrum and coccyx, joined anteriorly at the pubic symphysis.

Does it show the pelvic inlet and outlet?

Yes. The pelvic inlet can be viewed from above, while the pelvic outlet and pubic arch can be examined from the inferior side.

Are the acetabula visible?

Yes. Both hip sockets or acetabula are displayed on the lateral sides of the pelvis.

Does the model include the sacrum and coccyx?

Yes. The sacrum and coccyx are included in the posterior portion of the pelvic model.

Is it suitable for obstetric teaching?

It is suitable for introducing female bony-pelvis anatomy, pelvic inlet and outlet orientation and general obstetric anatomical concepts. It is not intended for clinical pelvimetry or diagnosis.

Is the model detachable?

The photographed model is assembled using visible fittings. Do not advertise it as detachable unless separation and reassembly have been physically confirmed for the supplied product.

Is it suitable for physiotherapy students?

Yes. It can support the study of pelvic anatomy, sacroiliac regions, acetabula and general pelvic orientation.

Can institutions request a formal quotation?

Yes. Colleges, hospitals and training institutions can request a formal quotation, proforma invoice, GST documentation and estimated dispatch schedule.