The purpose of the female pelvic model

The female pelvic model is an anatomy teaching aid widely used in medical education, clinical training and scientific research. Its main purpose is to help learners deeply understand the structure and function of the female pelvis. Models are usually designed based on real anatomical scales, clearly showing the pelvic bones, joints and related iconic parts, which is convenient for students to intuitively master anatomical knowledge.

In clinical teaching, it can be used to demonstrate the operation procedures of obstetrics and gynecology, such as the demonstration of the delivery mechanism, pelvic measurement and fetal head connection, helping trainees understand the mechanical changes and clinical judgment basis during the labor process. Meanwhile, this model also provides a safe and repeatable training platform for nursing, midwifery and related professionals, enabling them to practice repeatedly in a risk-free environment and improve their operational proficiency.

In addition, the female pelvic model can also be used in scientific research and health education, allowing patients and their families to have a more intuitive understanding of female physiological characteristics and obstetric knowledge. Overall, its aim is to transform abstract theories into intuitive learning experiences, enhance teaching effectiveness, and promote the integration of clinical skills and knowledge.