The female sagittal anatomy (4 pieces) model is a high-precision simulation model used in medical teaching and anatomical demonstrations, mainly showcasing the sagittal section structure of the female body. The model is usually composed of four separable parts, clearly presenting the distribution and interrelationships of organs in regions such as the head and neck, chest cavity, abdominal cavity and pelvic cavity. Through stratified observation, learners can have an intuitive understanding of the female reproductive system, urinary system, digestive system, as well as some neural and vascular structures.

In teaching applications, this model is widely used in medical colleges, nursing schools and anatomy laboratories, helping students systematically master the spatial hierarchy and physiological functions of female internal organs. Teachers can use models to explain the anatomical positions and adjacent relationships of organs such as the uterus, ovaries, bladder and rectum, providing important intuitive basis for clinical teaching in gynecology, obstetrics and urology.

In addition, this model is often used in health education and medical exhibitions. By presenting the internal structures of women in a three-dimensional way, it enhances the public's understanding of women's health and reproductive anatomy. Its meticulous design and disassemblability make the teaching of complex human body structures more vivid, lively and efficient.