Medical Anatomical Female Pelvis Model with Removable Organs, 6-part, Life Size

For the price this is a fairly good teaching model; bones are hard resin while the tissues are hard rubber but still somewhat flexible. Held together with screws, and the organs are held in place via small magnets. The bladder wants to rocks about because it doesn't fit that well into its housing, but it isn't going to fall out. The only thing I would recommend is a stand for it to sit on, otherwise it has to lie on its back or front; will not sit on its own. Over all a sturdy model and would recommend.

nice model for the price. a bit tricky/snug to get the organs in/out. the magnetic ligaments & part of tailbone do fall off a bit easily, but they are fine for me. if you are a pelvic PT and want a reasonably priced model, this is the one

Good model, I use it often in the clinic, unfortunately the magnets loose their strength quickly and the front part falls off quickly.

This model is better than I was anticipating. It worked wonders for explaining pelvic floor problems to my yoga students. The color of the muscles, ability to see how they overlay, combined with the removable organs makes this the perfect option for me

One one hand, this model has the basic anatomical parts listed on the description, but the magnetic removal pieces tend to fall off with even gentle handling. Some of the paint and modeling is messy; as though no one looked at it before shipping it out. For the price, it is an ok product.

For the price this is a very good model for teaching my prenatal students about the pelvis and I'm very happy with it. You will not be able to pass a baby through this. The magnetic parts that are removable are the two Sacrotuberous ligaments which are grey colored, the perineal membrane (triangle) and the 3 organs mentioned. Unfortunately the most important part of the pelvis (the pelvic floor - levator ani) is not removable. For me that's okay. Being able to peel back the other layers you can still see the 3 fibers that make up the l.a. including the coccygeus. I can't afford the $500+ versions that do detach.The bones of the pelvis are fused and do not move.

This is an amazing model to help students understand the muscles of the pelvic floor. I use it mainly for that when teaching the importance of posture and how the pelvis floor muscles relate to back pain. As a yoga therapy teacher getting clients that are aging to understand what is going on "down there" both male and female is a must. Thanks for a tool that helps with this teaching.

Great product for the price. A little difficult to get the organs in and out for demonstration purposes. The sacral piece doesn’t hold up well so just removed it in order to not lose it