Posters and models

This chart defines benign (non cancerous) breast disease and illustrates the most common types such as fibrocystic breast disease, benign breast tumors and breast infection and inflammation.

Organized by main presenting symptom, such as abnormal vaginal bleeding, abnormal vaginal discharge and regional pain, this chart covers the most common gynecological disorders.

A complete life-size female pelvis with a highly detailed pelvic floor made of flexible plastic. Features the genitalia and associated muscles. Dissects into 5 parts.

A life size model of the median section of the right half of the female pelvis with removable fetus for comparison. It dissects into 3 parts and comes with a base stand.

Natural casting of adult male or female pelvis with sacrum. L1 and L2 vertebra are mounted on elastic cord, which may be easily removed.

This chart provides a visual and textual overview of the female reproductive organs. Includes a description of the female reproductive organs and their functions.

This chart illustrates the ovary, fallopian tube, uterus and vagina. 

Illustrates the internal and external reproductive organs in the pelvic area. Bladder and reproductive organs may be removed and can be dissected into two parts.

Defines infertility and includes a pie chart graphic that depicts the approximate distribution of common causes of infertility among men and women.

The right side of this life-sized model shows a median section of the female pelvis with a nine month old fetus. The left half shows the bones of the pelvis with the femoral head and amniotic sac. The fetus is removable.

Illustrates anatomy of mammary glands and infant within the mother. Shows fertilization & implantation and trimester & fetal development.

This easy-to-understand chart provides a visual overview prenatal development from fertilization through the 3rd trimester of development.

Overview of common STIs. Provides a useful table that cross-references common signs and symptoms with each disease.

Defines breast cancer. Illustrates breast anatomy and the the most common types of breast cancer.

Defines cervical cancer and lists risks factors, such as human papilloma virus (HPV). 

Defines HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) and AIDS (Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome). 

This chart uses the latest information on Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT), including the risks and benefits.

Defines and shows the effects of osteoporosis including bone density loss, progressive spinal deformity, and fractures in the hip, wrist and lower spine.

Shows the kidneys, urinary tract and routes of infection in the urinary tract. It also includes colour illustrates the female genitourinary system, acute pyelonephritis, cystitis, and urinary stones.

These five flexible lifelike, uterus with fetus models illustrate fetal development and the changes in the uterus at 6 weeks, 8 weeks, 15 weeks, 20 weeks, and 40 weeks.