The MYASKRO Female Pelvis Model with Removable Pelvic Floor
Muscles and Organs is a layered anatomical teaching model designed
to demonstrate the relationship between the female bony pelvis, pelvic-floor
musculature, perineal structures and internal pelvic organs.
Unlike a basic skeletal pelvis model, this configuration includes
colour-coded soft-tissue structures that can be removed for closer study.
Learners can examine the pelvic framework first and then add or remove
muscular and organ components to understand their three-dimensional
arrangement.
The model is suitable for medical, nursing, physiotherapy, midwifery and
allied-health education, anatomy laboratory demonstrations, pelvic-floor
teaching and introductory gynaecological anatomy study.
Layered Female Pelvic Anatomy Model
The female pelvis contains closely related skeletal, muscular and organ
structures that can be difficult to understand using flat textbook
illustrations alone.
This model presents these structures in a three-dimensional format so that
students can observe their position from superior, inferior, anterior,
posterior and lateral viewing angles.
The model demonstrates the relationship between:
- The right and left hip bones
- Sacrum and coccyx
- Pubic region
- Pelvic cavity
- Pelvic-floor musculature
- Perineal muscle layers
- Internal female pelvic structures
- Urethral, vaginal and anal openings
Removable Pelvic-Floor and Perineal Muscles
Colour-coded muscle components help learners distinguish the muscular
structures from the surrounding pelvic bones.
Selected muscle layers can be removed to reveal deeper structures and to
demonstrate how the pelvic floor forms the lower muscular support of the
pelvic cavity.
The removable design supports the study of:
- General pelvic-floor arrangement
- Superficial and deeper muscle relationships
- Muscular support beneath the pelvic organs
- Perineal anatomy
- Position of the urethral, vaginal and anal openings
- Relationship between muscle layers and the bony pelvis
The model is intended to provide an educational overview. Individual small
muscle slips and attachment details may be simplified compared with a
dissected specimen.
Removable Female Pelvic Organs
Removable internal components allow students to examine how female pelvic
organs are positioned within the bony and muscular pelvic framework.
Removing the organ components also gives a clearer view of the underlying
pelvic floor and the openings through which the urinary, reproductive and
digestive systems pass.
Package verification: The exact removable organ set should
be confirmed from the physical product supplied with the current batch
before listing each organ individually.
Female Bony Pelvis Framework
The rigid pelvic structure provides the anatomical foundation for the
removable muscles and organs.
The bony framework helps demonstrate:
- Right and left hip bones
- Iliac regions
- Ischial regions
- Pubic regions
- Sacrum and coccyx
- Pelvic inlet and cavity
- Obturator foramina
- Relationship of the bones to the pelvic floor
Study the Pelvic Floor from Below
The inferior view provides a clear perspective of the muscular layers
spanning the lower pelvic opening.
This view is particularly useful for introducing the organisation of the
pelvic floor and perineum and for discussing how muscle layers surround the
urinary, reproductive and digestive passages.
Useful for Pelvic-Floor Education
Physiotherapy and rehabilitation educators can use the model to explain the
general location and arrangement of the pelvic-floor muscles.
It may support introductory educational discussions relating to pelvic
support, continence and pelvic-floor rehabilitation. It is not a diagnostic
tool and should not be used to assess an individual patient.
Multi-Angle Anatomy Study
The model can be observed from several directions, helping students build a
three-dimensional understanding of female pelvic anatomy.
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Superior view: Observe the pelvic cavity and internal
arrangement.
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Inferior view: Examine pelvic-floor and perineal muscle
layers.
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Anterior view: Study the pubic region and anterior
muscular structures.
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Posterior view: Observe the sacral region and posterior
pelvic relationships.
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Lateral view: Understand the depth and orientation of
the pelvic cavity.
What Can Be Studied with This Model?
- Female bony pelvis anatomy
- Pelvic-floor muscle arrangement
- Perineal anatomy
- Layered muscle relationships
- Position of female pelvic organs
- Pelvic organ and muscle relationships
- Pelvic inlet and lower pelvic opening
- Urethral, vaginal and anal regions
- Basic pelvic support anatomy
- Three-dimensional female pelvic orientation
Who Should Buy This Female Pelvis Model?
The model is suitable for:
- MBBS and medical students
- Nursing students and colleges
- Physiotherapy students and departments
- Midwifery education programmes
- Obstetrics and gynaecology teaching departments
- Pelvic-floor rehabilitation educators
- Occupational therapy students
- Anatomy laboratories
- Allied-health training institutions
- Healthcare professionals involved in patient education
Why Choose This MYASKRO Female Pelvis Model?
More detailed than a skeletal pelvis: Combines bones,
muscles and organ structures in one teaching model.
Removable muscle layers: Allows step-by-step study from
superficial structures to deeper pelvic anatomy.
Hands-on organ placement: Removable components help
demonstrate the position of organs within the pelvic cavity.
Colour-coded structures: Contrasting muscle colours make
soft-tissue structures easier to distinguish from the bones.
Multi-disciplinary teaching: Useful for anatomy,
physiotherapy, nursing, midwifery and gynaecology education.
Institutional purchase support: GST invoice, formal
quotation, proforma invoice and bulk-order assistance are available for
colleges, hospitals and clinics.
What Is Included?
- 1 female bony pelvis model
- Colour-coded removable pelvic-floor muscle components
- Removable perineal muscle components
- Removable female pelvic organ components
- Assembly fittings as supplied
Important: Confirm the exact number and identity of the
removable organ and muscle components in your current stock before adding
more specific package details.
Product Specifications
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Product Name
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MYASKRO Female Pelvis Model with Removable Pelvic Floor Muscles and Organs
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Brand
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MYASKRO
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Item Code
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MR-125A
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Product Type
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Female pelvic anatomy teaching model
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Anatomical Components
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Bony pelvis, pelvic-floor muscles, perineal structures and pelvic organs
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Removable Components
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Selected muscle and organ components
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Colour Coding
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Contrasting muscle and bone colours
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Primary Use
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Female pelvic anatomy and pelvic-floor education
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Recommended For
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Medical, nursing, physiotherapy, midwifery and allied-health education
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Note: Colours, surface finish and minor construction details
may vary slightly between production batches without affecting the
educational purpose of the model.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this model include pelvic-floor muscles?
Yes. It includes colour-coded pelvic-floor and perineal muscle components
for studying their general arrangement within the female pelvis.
Are the muscle components removable?
Yes. Selected muscle components are removable, allowing deeper structures
and the underlying bony pelvis to be examined.
Does the model include female pelvic organs?
Yes. Removable pelvic organ components are included. Confirm the exact
supplied organ set before placing a bulk order.
Does it show the bony pelvis?
Yes. The model includes the female bony pelvic framework beneath the muscle
and organ components.
Can the model be viewed from below?
Yes. The inferior view is particularly useful for examining the arrangement
of the pelvic-floor and perineal muscle layers.
Is this suitable for physiotherapy education?
Yes. It can support introductory teaching of pelvic-floor anatomy, muscle
relationships and pelvic support structures.
Is it suitable for gynaecology teaching?
Yes. It is useful for teaching the general spatial relationship between the
female pelvic bones, muscles and internal organs.
Can it be used for surgical planning?
No. It is an educational anatomical model and should not be used for
patient-specific surgical planning, clinical measurement or diagnosis.
Can institutions request a quotation?
Yes. Colleges, hospitals, clinics and training institutions can request a
formal quotation, proforma invoice, GST documentation and estimated dispatch
schedule.