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Shows ovary, fallopian tube, uterus and vagina. Illustrates ovum, the female pelvic organs (sagittal section) and the female perineum. Provides views of ovary and uterus during the menstural cycle. Size: 20" W x 26" L

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Illustrates anatomy of mammary glands and infant within the mother. Shows fertilization & implantation and trimester & fetal development. Discusses genetic screening and hormonal changes during pregnancy. Shows and describes the three stages of labor. Size: 20" W x 26" L

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Illustrates female musculature with appropriate aerobic, floor and weight training exercises. Laminated for durability.

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This chart provides a visual overview of normal female breast anatomy. It also includes images and text explaining breast self-examination (BSE). Size: 20" W x 26" L

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Visually and textually simplified from the previous edition, this easy-to-understand chart provides the essential information about the most common form of cancer in women. The chart provides definitions of breast cancer and the most common types of the disease, illustrates breast anatomy, shows the common types of breast cancer, illustrates and describes the stages of breast cancer, lists signs and symptoms and causes of breast cancer, and provides instruction for breast self-examination (BSE). Size: 20" x 26"

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Perfect for students and patients, this easy-to-understand chart provides a visual overview of prenatal development from fertilization through the third trimester of development. The chart shows and describes the fertilization and implantation process; provides illustrations of the developing embryo and fetus for each period of time; lists average length (in inches and centimeters) during those time periods; and notes some key milestones such as when the baby begins kicking and when women begin to "show." This chart also graphically represents time periods of sensitivity for major and minor birth defects for the central nervous system and key organs and structures. At the bottom of the chart you will find a key message in regard to the importance of the mother's health to the baby's health, counseling expectant mothers to eat health foods, take folic acid, exercise wisely, and stay away from harmful substances. Size: 20" W x 26" L

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Understanding Menopause, Third Edition covers the key aspects of the transformational stage to a menstrual-free lifestyle, with focus on the importance of health maintenance. This updated chart defines menopause and perimenopause and gives a brief description of the changes that may be experienced during menopause. It also illustrates female reproductive anatomy and explains the role of hormones. The chart provides an overview of medications that may help with symptoms, including the benefits and risks of hormone therapy and complementary and alternative medicine. It also lists other ways to manage the symptoms and stay healthy after menopause and emphasizes the importance of continuing or re-establishing a relationship with the health care provider for important tests and exams. A table lists important tests and exams, such as mammograms, blood pressure, colonoscopy, and bone scan, along with the desired frequency of the test. Size: 20" W x 26" L

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This chart is an excellent tool to help physicians, nurse practitioners, and nurses explain common gynecological diseases to patients. Organized by main presenting symptom, such as abnormal vaginal bleeding, abnormal vaginal discharge, and regional pain, the chart covers the most common gynecological disorders. Each topic has a simple, brief textual explanation and an image. The chart defines normal and abnormal menstrual cycles and illustrates female reproductive anatomy. Grouped by main symptom, the disorders covered include fibroids; polyps; cervical lesions; endometrial hyperplasia; Von Willebrand's Disease; polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS); vaginal and uterine atrophy; eating disorders and extreme exercise; medications; hormonal imbalances; Asherman's syndrome; prolactinoma; ovarian cysts; pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) and pelvic adhesions; endometriosis; adenomyosis; candidiasis (yeast infection); bacterial vaginitis; Trichomoniasis vaginitis; Chlamydia; and gonorrhea. Size: 20" W x 26" L

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Finally, a female version of the popular Peter Bachin Muscular System chart! The Female Muscular System Anatomical Chart shows anterior and posterior views of the muscular system. It also illustrates the right half of the diaphragm, the muscles of the posterior abdominal wall, the muscles of the right hand (palmar view) and the muscles of the left foot (plantar view). Size: 20" W x 26" L

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Understanding Cervical Cancer Anatomical Chart defines cervical cancer, lists risks factors, such as human papilloma virus (HPV), and describes signs and symptoms, treatments and preventive measures. Illustrations show female anatomy, highlighting the location of the cervix, and provide a view of the cervix as seen through a speculum on a pelvic exam. The chart shows an ectocervical lesion and cellular view of carcinoma in situ. Images and descriptions of the stages 0 through IV of cancer are also included. Size: 20" W x 26" L

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This chart defines benign (non-cancerous) breast disease and illustrates the most common types, such as fibrocystic breast disease, benign breast tumors, and breast infection and inflammation. It shows and describes breast self-examination (BSE) steps. Symptoms, diagnostic procedures, and treatments are also listed. Size: 20" W x 26" L

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This chart defines breast cancer, illustrates breast anatomy, shows the most common types of breast cancer, and visually and textually describes ways of diagnosing breast cancer, including breast self examination, mammography, and biopsy. The chart also shows staging of breast cancer and lists causes, signs and symptoms, and treatment options. Size: 20" W x 26" L

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Completely updated, this chart defines infertility; illustrates an ovum (egg) and spermatozoon (sperm); defines semen analysis; illustrates female internal genital organs and early cell division of a zygote; and describes and shows fertilization and implantation and blocked fallopian tubes. The chart lists common causes of infertility in both men and women. A pie chart graphic depicts the approximate distribution of common causes of infertility among men and women, including unexplained causes. The following causes of infertility are illustrated and described: For men: cryptorchidism, hypopituitarism, obstruction, and varicocele For women: polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS), pelvic adhesions, intrauterine fibroids, and endometriosis Size: 20" W x 26" L

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20 x 26 in. - Paper version

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20 x 26 in. - Paper version