Erler-ZimmerMale Pelvis with Sacrum, 2 Lumbar Vertebrae and Femur Heads

The Erler-Zimmer male pelvis model is a natural cast of an adult male pelvis and reproduces the bony structures true to the original. The sacrum can be removed, which makes the movements in the sacroiliac joint visible. The two lowest lumbar vertebrae L4 and L5 are movably mounted, and the femoral stumps are movable and removable.

In anatomy teaching, physiotherapy and osteopathic practice, this pelvis model helps to explain the joint mechanics of the male pelvis and the transition to the lumbar spine. It suits lecturers, students and therapists who want to show anatomical relationships on a movable object.

• natural cast of an adult male pelvis, anatomically faithful
• removable sacrum for a view into the joint
• movements in the sacroiliac joint can be demonstrated
• lumbar vertebrae L4 and L5 movably mounted
• femoral stumps movable and removable

Compared with a female pelvis, this model shows the typically male features, such as the narrower pelvic outlet and the steeper pubic arch. The movable mounting makes the play of the sacroiliac joint tangible on the object, while the removable femoral stumps expose the hip socket. For plain bone study without movement a rigid model is enough.

At saneq you obtain this male pelvis model as a teaching aid for practice and instruction.