The Clinical Female Pelvic Trainer (CFPT) Mk 3 is a popular inclusion in the Limbs & Things female examination trainer range. CFPT has been part of the range for over 20 years, with Mk 3 being the most recent iteration.
Female pelvic examinations are a commonly performed procedure, with skills competency required at all levels of medical training from undergraduate to primary care.
CFPT Mk3 is the ideal platform for students to practice examination, and diagnosis of common conditions and minor pathologies on an anatomically accurate female pelvic model.
Modular by design
Each Advanced CFPT Trainer comes with 7 interchangeable uterine modules for skills training on multiple conditions and pathologies.
Module 1: Normal (Nulliparous Cervix)
The normal module represents anatomy of a woman who has not given birth, and is an ideal platform to practice basic examination skills.
Module 2: Large Fibroid (Nulliparous Ectropion Cervix)
This module includes a large benign tumour of muscle and fibrous tissue. It also includes a common condition called cervical ectropion (or cervical erosion and ectopy), where glandular cells extend to the outer surface of the cervix, which can appear during hormonal changes.
Module 3: Small Fibroid (Nulliparous Polyp Cervix)
Representative of a small benign tumour on the uterus and a cervical polyp on the surface of the cervical canal.
Module 4: Ovarian Cyst (Multiparous Cervix)
Includes a cyst within the ovary, on a vaginal model of a person who has given birth more than once.
Module 5: Retroverted (Multiparous Cervix)
An anatomical variation of the uterus, this model’s womb is tilted backwards towards the spine.
Module 6: 10-12 Weeks Pregnant
Representative of a uterus at 10-12 weeks pregnancy
Module 7: 14-16 Weeks Pregnant
Representative of a uterus at 14-16 weeks pregnancy