8 fetuses in the womb from the 4th week of pregnancy to the 6th month of pregnancy. Clinically important details are seen

Anatomically and embryologically, the models show 8 fetuses in the associated uterus. As they show the development from the 4th week of pregnancy to the 6th month of pregnancy, the set includes both fetuses in the embryonic period and the fetal period. Many details can be seen, such as:



The umbilical cord (with illustration of the umbilical vein and the 2 umbilical arteries)
Placenta (placenta), both the outer and inner side (maternal and fetal side)
Chorion (amniotic membrane) and amnion (amniotic membrane/amniotic membrane)
Ovary (ovary), tuba uterina (fallopian tube), uterus (womb) and vagina (vagina)


Among the models, both the normal posterior head position and incorrect fetal positions in the form of transverse and lower body position are seen. Furthermore, one of the models shows twins.

Clinically speaking, the models are ideal for understanding incorrect fetal positions and for gaining an insight into how twins lie in the womb.



Overall, the fetal models can be used, for example, in connection with birth preparation and to understand other complications such as placenta previa and placental abruption (abruptio placenta).