PREGNANCY MODELS

Buy together and save ! Pelvis: This anatomy model is a representation of a median section through the female pelvis at 40 weeks pregnant with a removable fetus. Stages of Fertilization: The model illustrates schematically how the ... more

The model illustrates schematically how the ovum matures, how ovulation and fertilization occur and how the fertilized ovum develops to the stage where it embeds itself in the womb wall to begin the growth into an embryo. The various stages ... more

• 1st Month Embryo
• 2nd Month Embryo
• 3rd Month Embryo
• 4th Month Fetus (Transverse

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The model shows an embryo at the stage of the first month of pregnancy. Ideal for medical training and as an educational tool for pregnant women. Important anatomical structures are labeled. more

The model shows an embryo at the stage of the second month of pregnancy. Ideal for medical training and as an educational tool for pregnant women. All important anatomical structures are labeled. more

The model shows a fetus at the development stage of the third month of pregnancy. Ideal for medical training and as an educational tool for pregnant women. All important anatomical structures are labeled. more

The model shows a fetus in the fourth month in the abdominal position in the uterus. Important anatomical structures are labeled. more

The model shows a fetus in the fifth month in the breech position in the uterus. All important anatomical structures are labeled. more

The model shows a fetus in the fifth month in the dorsal position in the uterus. All important anatomical structures are labeled. more

This realistic model shows twin human fetuses in the 5th month of pregnancy. The fetuses are shown in a natural position within the uterus. They can be removed for a closer inspection of the uterus. This high quality model is a great tool for ... more

The model shows a fetus in the seventh month in the uterus. All important anatomical structures are labeled. more

Contains: • Embryo approx. 4 weeks old, 25 times life-size • 1st Month Embryo, • 2nd Month Embryo, • 3rd Month Embryo, • 4th Month Foetus (Transverse Lie) • 5th Month Foetus (Breech Position) • 5th Month Foetus (Transverse Lie ... more

This series shows the most important stages of development of embryo or foetus. All models are mounted together on a base.

• 1st Month Embryo,
• 2nd Month Embryo,
• 3rd Month Embryo,
• 5th Month Foetus (breech position)

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This human embryo model shows the anatomy of an embryo at approximately 4 weeks old. At 25 times life size this human embryo is great for studying human development. The high quality model is affordable without sacrificing any anatomical detail ... more

This anatomy model is a representation of a median section through the female pelvis at 40 weeks pregnant with a removable fetus. Study the normal position of child before birth with this model plus the human reproductive and urinary systems ... more

This childbirth model demonstrates the progress of the fetal head through the pelvis during birth. The childbirth demonstration pelvis simulator consists of a female pelvic skeleton with a movable symphysis, hip bone, sacrum, coccyx and 2 lumbar ... more

The model represents the development of the human germ cells from fertilisation until the end of the 2nd month of pregnancy in 12 stages. Each stage can be removed from the common stand as an individual part and can be purposefully used ... more

Anatomical representation of human birth. 5 stages of the birthing process, mounted individually on bases:

• Fetus in womb, cervix closed
• Fetus in womb, cervix open
• Fetus in womb, start of head passage
• Fetus in

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Like VG392 anatomical representation of human birth, but reduced in size to 50%. The birth model is supplied on baseboard. 5 stages of human birth, mounted individually on bases:

• Fetus in womb, cervix closed
• Fetus in womb

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The corrosion cast specimen of a human placenta is embedded in crystal-clear plastic. Placenta has detailed spatial portrayal of vessel arborisation and progression. The placental villi is achieved by injecting different colored plastics ... more