Miniature model of the female internal genitalia seen in a median section

Anatomically, the model shows several different tissues and organs in the left side of the pelvis via a median section.



The pelvis (pelvic ring), which consists of bones and the pelvic floor, can only be seen on the model. For example, a cross-section of the symphysis (the front joint) is seen in the pelvic ring. On the other side, some of the rectum (rectum) and urinary bladder (vesica urinaria) can be seen in detail.



The internal genitalia include the ovaries (ovaries), the fallopian tubes (tubae uterinae), the uterus (uterus) and the vagina (vagina), all of which are seen in detail. Anatomically, it is located in the small pelvis.



The external genitalia are largely not seen.



Many of the pelvic organs function as a channel or a reservoir (e.g. the rectum and the urinary bladder), which is why they are seen in a pedagogical way with an air-filled cavity (cavity).

In terms of movement, the pelvis is not flexible. The few joints that are visible are not movable.

Clinically speaking, the model can be used to understand diseases and disorders in the woman's pelvis - for example in the genitals, the urinary bladder or the rectum. Examples are anal fistula, anal fissure, urinary tract infection and tumors.