
Obstetrics & Gynaecology Models
Advanced Gynecological Training Simulator (GD/F35)
Advanced Gynecological Training Simulator (GD/F35) is supplied by Full Point, Pune for medical, nursing and anatomy education.
| Model No. | GD/F35 |
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About this product
This product is a replica of the hypogastrium and pelvis of a female trunk, similar in appearance to the human body. It is suitable for advanced medical schools, nursing schools and basic health units for clinical gynecological teaching demonstrations and student training.
Features
- Includes all the functions of GD/F30S
- Hysteroscopy checking
- Laparoscopic visualization checking: observe the uterus, accessories, round ligament, uterine and other structures
- Female condoms, contraceptive sponge, cervical cap and other contraceptives can be placed. The cervix and uterus can be replaced
Components
Normal and abnormal uterus and accessory models (for bimanual and tri-manual examination)
- Normal uterus and accessories (the front uterus wall is transparent, so the IUD can be placed and taken out)
- Normal uterus and accessories
- Uterus with significant forward flexion
- Uterus with significant back flexion
- Uterus with right ovarian cyst
- Uterus with right tubal cyst
- Uterus with right hydrosalpinx
- Uterine fibroids uterus
- Uterine inflammation with the right accessories; uterine malformations
Normal and abnormal uterus models (for checking by hysteroscopy)
- Normal uterus
- Endometrial polyp
- Endometrial hyperplasia
- Uterine fibroids
- Early uterine body cancer
- Advanced uterine body cancer
- End uterine cancer
- Pregnant uterus model
- Uterus at 6–8 weeks of pregnancy
- Uterus at 10–12 weeks of pregnancy
- Uterus at 20 weeks of pregnancy
- Simulation of postpartum 48 hours
- The process of placing and taking out an IUD
Normal and abnormal cervix models (for checking by gynecatoptron)
- Normal cervix
- Chronic cervicitis
- Acute cervicitis
- Cervical cyst inflammation (Bohnert)
- Cervical polyp
- Cervical adenoma



