Anatomical Female Reproductive Model for Teaching and Study Overview A durable, accurately labeled anatomical model designed to support classroom instruction, self study, and demonstration of the female reproductive system. The model breaks complex anatomy into tangible parts to deepen understanding and aid visual learning. Key benefits Clear, handson learning: Three detachable parts let students and instructors examine structures individually and in context, making anatomy easier to understand. Detailed removable fallopian tubes: The fallopian tubes are removable and presented at five times magnification for close inspection of internal features. Durable construction: Made from PVC for oxidation resistance, long service life, stable color, and lasting performance in repeated use. Precise labeling for instruction: Numbered resin markings identify each anatomical structure according to standard anatomical conventions, enabling intuitive, guided teaching and self study. Features and specifications Material: PVC for durability and color retention. Construction: Model separates into three parts for stepwise demonstration and study. Magnification: Fallopian tubes enlarged five times to highlight detail. Labeling: Clear, numbered resin labels mark each structure for easy reference during lessons or practice. Finish: Precise molding and careful workmanship to preserve anatomical detail. Practical applications Classroom demonstrations: Use during lectures and lab sessions to illustrate relationships between organs and support interactive learning. Student study and practice: Portable, detachable components make it suitable for individual review and handson memorization. Educational demonstrations for patients or trainees: Provide clear visual explanations during nonclinical educational discussions. Why choose this model This model combines durable materials, accurate labeling, and removable, magnified components to create a practical teaching tool. It is suited for educators, students, and anyone who needs a reliable, easy to use visual aid for studying or demonstrating female reproductive anatomy.