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Pelvic Health Model, Vaginal Training Model for Science Education, Gynecological Examination Vulva Anatomical Model for Demonstration

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  • High Simulation Model: This is a realistic vaginal model crafted from soft silicone, designed to educate medical students, healthcare professionals, and patients on the anatomical structure and physiology of the vagina.Mesh layer design prevents tearing during practice procedure.
  • Hands-On Training: This pelvic health anatomical model allows students and healthcare providers to practice procedures like speculum insertion, bimanual exams, and cervical screening techniques on a model that simulates real human anatomy.
  • Practical Skill Trainer: The vulva model provides a valuable supplemental training tool for medical students, nurses, midwives and other healthcare professionals to develop essential examination skills through repeated practice.
  • Building Your Confidence: Many beginners may fear to do routine gynecological examination like inserting a speculum. We equipped with a complete training kit for practice, you can improve your skills through continuous training and then boost your confidence.
  • Wide Application: Facilitates learning women's health topics like pelvic anatomy, cervical exams , and more in a safe environment before interacting with real patients.


Product Description

vulva model
Pelvic Health Model
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Realistic Simulation Training Model for Educational Demonstration

  • This is a realistic pelvic health model crafted from soft silicone, designed to educate medical students, healthcare professionals, and patients on the anatomical structure and physiology of the vulva.
  • Provides a valuable supplemental tool for medical students, nurses, midwives and other healthcare professionals to develop important examination skills through self-paced practice and instruction.
  • The use of the vulva model is likely to be an invaluable tool, facilitating a deeper understanding and alleviating patient concerns surrounding this sensitive subject.

Shotstraight
Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2025
It looked big enough, but just not in depth enough.