Female Pelvis Model with Pelvic Floor Muscles Perineal Model Female Anatomy Model 1:1 Life Size Human Skeleton Medical Science Educational Equipment Anatomy Medicine

As a pelvic floor physical therapist, I strive to educate my clients during treatment and at classes I teach and this is the perfect model, well built, affordable and durable and detailed! Highly recommend

Only 4 stars because it’s not moveable at joints but it didn’t claim to be. The parts insert and come out beautifully but doesn’t fall out all over the place when trying to do demonstrations. Love that we can see inside of the organs as well. Recommendation for every pelvic health therapist!

Great pelvic model.

Life size was important to me when teaching patients about their pelvic floor muscles. I like that the organs are removable allowing easy visualization of the muscles of the pelvic bowl. Great price and sturdy. Made well. Exceeded my expectations. - OT in pelvic health

Buena calidad

You get what you pay for. Most models are a couple hundred dollars, this one was under $100. The pieces clip together, but if you adjust at all, they snap. Just a piece of junk. I’ll be investing in the more expensive one.

I like the affordability of the pelvis, quality seems okay for the price compared to the "upper tier" pelvis models out there, so it will suit my needs. But was a bit disappointed that some of the features seem to now be glued or fused into place that (from reading the feedback and reviews) used to be detachable with screws. Just so you are aware, the pelvic floor muscles and the coccyx are no longer detachable - I would try to remove them and fasten w/velcro or screws myself, but am concerned about tearing them. If that is a deal-breaker, you might need to find a different model.

I ordered this to help out with an elderly relative who is need to have surgery in this area. She's got a doctor that she loves and has faith in, but wasn't really able to follow exactly why the surgery is absolutely necessary, what is going to be done, and what types of side effects may occur (and why). She got good information sheets from the doctor - we went over those using this model to point out the physical "pieces" referenced on the sheet, what they're supposed to look like and where they're supposed to be with respect to one another, and how the surgery is going to get her when where she now to where she needs to be. None of could dream of teaching physiology to a group of medical students, but she's now very comfortable that she's got a good understanding of what's going on. She's not necessarily looking forward to the surgery, but is eager to get to the outcome. I was a little concerned at first that the parts didn't have labels, but after working with the model and the included diagrams, I feel that what they've done is the right way to handle it. I may not use this again for a couple of few years (hopefully), but for what we were able to do with it - it was great and well worth it.