Erler-Zimmer 2018-2019

1 Pelvis of a 5 year old child
This pelvis is from the skeleton of an average 5-year-old. Age is confirmed by the pattern
of tooth eruption and the developmental age of individual bones. Sex determination
from skeletal material is based on the skeletal changes that take place in the pelvis and
skull at the time of puberty, so have not yet begun to appear in the 5-year-old skeleton.
The pubis, ischium and ilium are completely separate, but the ischiopubic ramus is
nearing the time of fusion (it fuses between ages 5-8.)
Size approx. 10 x 15 cm
• Ref.no. 4051
2 Ligamented female pelvis
Female Pelvis model with ligaments. This model is not dissectible and shows the
position and function of the ligaments in the female pelvis.
Life size.
• Ref.no. 4070L
front view
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front view
rear view
rear view
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Rückansicht
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3 Female pelvis with Ligaments,
Nerves and Pelvic Floor
Female pelvis like 4070, but showing ligaments,
nerves and removable 2-part pelvic floor muscles.
Size: 27 x 18 x 19 cm
• Ref.no. 4070B
rear view
front view
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