The Horse (foal) pelvis dissection – ligaments is a meticulously prepared clinical-grade specimen created for veterinary educators, students, and professionals. It provides essential anatomical insight into equine pelvic joints and ligament structures, supporting in-depth study and hands-on teaching. Choose this product to elevate anatomy courses and veterinary skill development with unmatched accuracy in pelvic ligament presentation.

Advance Veterinary Learning with the Horse (foal) pelvis dissection – ligaments

This premium dissection specimen showcases the complex anatomy of the foal pelvis, focusing on the sacroiliac joint and major pelvic ligaments. Expert dissection exposes both coxal bones—the ilium, pubis, and ischium—alongside the lumbar vertebrae and sacrum. You see the dorsal sacroiliac ligament and the broad sacrotuberous ligament in context, giving valuable perspective for clinical education and veterinary reference. Essential neural and muscular connections appear, including the lumbosacral trunk at the greater sciatic foramen and psoas minor muscle insertions. Clinical accuracy and clear ligament visualization make this dissection ideal for advanced teaching and reference in veterinary medicine.

Features and Benefits

• High-fidelity clinical-grade specimen tailored for veterinary anatomy education
• Exposes sacroiliac joint, dorsal sacroiliac ligament, coxal bones, and sacrum
• Shows ilium, pubis, ischium, lumbar vertebrae with transverse processes
• Visualizes broad sacrotuberous ligament from lateral sacral crest to sciatic spine and ischial tuberosity
• Presents greater sciatic foramen with visible lumbosacral trunk
• Includes identification of psoas minor muscle insertions
• Displays ventral longitudinal ligament connecting cranial lumbar vertebral bodies
• Supports advanced study, professional demonstration, and teaching

Indications for Use

• Veterinary anatomy teaching for pelvic ligaments and skeletal structure
• Clinical reference for equine orthopedic and neurological study
• Practical demonstration in veterinary training and workshops
• Advanced anatomical research and specimen-based learning

Size Guide

• This is a natural specimen sourced from a foal pelvis
• Exact sizing varies with biological specimen but typically represents juvenile equine dimensions
• Please contact supplier for specific measurements or special requests related to specimen size