The female pelvic model is a professional teaching tool used to display the anatomical structure of the female pelvis. Through realistic scale and shape reproduction, it helps learners clearly understand the morphological characteristics of the pelvis and its important role in reproduction, pregnancy and childbirth. The model usually includes the ilium, ischial bone, pubic bone, sacrum and coccyx, and presents the pelvic entrance, outlet and pelvic space, enabling students to intuitively grasp the structural differences and functional characteristics of the female pelvis.

In medical teaching, this model is helpful in explaining the impact of fetal head insertion into the pelvis, changes in the direction of the birth canal, and pelvic stenosis on delivery, and it is one of the core tools in obstetrics and gynecology teaching. In nursing and midwifery training, learners can use models to simulate examination techniques and assess pelvic dimensions, thereby enhancing their clinical judgment abilities. In addition, it is also applicable to health science popularization and pregnancy guidance, helping the public understand the mechanism of childbirth. It is a commonly used efficient teaching auxiliary device in hospitals, schools and training centers.