Pregnancy Pelvis With Mature Fetus Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-HAM-10260
Lab Instruments Manufacturers manufactures the Pregnancy Pelvis With Mature Fetus model in-house at our own India facility, supplying it to medical colleges, nursing and midwifery schools, and anatomy labs, and as an OEM/private-label item to distributors and exporters across India and internationally.
What This Model Shows
This life-size model depicts the female pelvis in median section with a fetus at the 40th week of pregnancy, positioned normally prior to birth. It shows the anatomical relationship between the structures of the maternal pelvis and the fetus, and the fetus is detachable for closer examination.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Section | Female pelvis, median section, life-size |
| Fetus stage | 40th week of pregnancy, normal pre-birth position |
| Fetus | Detachable for closer examination |
Typical Use
Medical colleges, nursing and midwifery programs, and anatomy labs use this model to teach the anatomical relationship between the maternal pelvis and a full-term fetus prior to birth.
Manufactured In-House
This model is manufactured at our own India production facility. Manufacturing in-house means our team controls anatomical accuracy and finish quality at every stage, and can produce custom variants or bulk sets for a specific institutional order or export shipment without waiting on an outside supplier.
Frequently Asked Questions
What stage of pregnancy does this model show?
The 40th week, with the fetus in the normal position prior to birth.
Can the fetus be removed from the model?
Yes, the fetus is detachable for closer examination.
Can this be supplied as an OEM/private-label order?
Yes, it can be produced and packed under a buyer's own brand name and item codes for distributors and exporters ordering in bulk.
Related Models
Earlier stages are covered by the Fetus Development Model, and the Female Pelvis Model shows the non-pregnant pelvis; for delivery practice see the Midwifery Training Simulator. Find them in Human Anatomical Models and Educational Models, part of Anatomical Models.
Last updated: October 2026.
