The human female pelvis model is a three-dimensional representation of the pelvis in adult women. It is designed to show the different structures of the pelvic region, including the bones, joints, ligaments, and muscles. The female pelvis model is used in medical education to help students and healthcare professionals understand the anatomy of the pelvis and its role in childbirth and gynecological health.

The model can be used to demonstrate the differences between the female and male pelvis, including the wider pelvic arch and the greater space in the pelvic cavity of females. The female pelvis model may also be used in the development and testing of medical devices and procedures related to pelvic health.