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Pelvic Floor Anatomy Model, Removable Colored Female Pelvis Model for Midwifery Teaching Female Pelvic Girdle Pelvic Floor Muscle
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Item Type: Female Pelvis Model Material: PVC Purpose: To assist in demonstrating the knowledge of women's childbirth process and pelvis. Package List
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