Female Pelvis Section (Advanced)

The female pelvis is specialized for childbirth, characterized by a broader, shallower, and more spacious structure (gynecoid shape). 

• Key Anatomical Features:
  • Pelvic Inlet/Outlet: Wide, oval, or rounded inlet; wide pelvic outlet to accommodate a fetus.
  • Pubic Arch/Angle: Wide, obtuse angle (greater than 80–90°).
  • Sacrum and Coccyx: Shorter, wider, and less curved sacrum; a flexible, movable coccyx.
  • Pelvic Floor: A hammocking structure of muscles (levator ani) supporting the bladder and uterus.
• Organs Included in Sectional Models:
  • Uterus and Cervix: Typically shows the uterus, fallopian tubes, and ovaries in place.
  • Bladder and Rectum: Positioned in relation to the reproductive organs.
  • Ligaments: Broad, round, and cardinal ligaments.
  • Vagina: Including the vaginal wall and rugae.