The anatomical model of the urogenital system is a kind of intuitive teaching aid often used in medical teaching and clinical training, which can comprehensively display the anatomical structure and interrelationship of the human urinary and reproductive systems.

Models typically include urinary parts such as the kidneys, ureters, bladder, and urethra, as well as reproductive organ structures in men or women, such as testicles, prostate, or uterus, ovaries, and fallopian tubes. Through the model, learners can intuitively understand the functions of the urinary system in excretion and regulating fluid balance, as well as the role of the reproductive system in fertility and hormone secretion.

In clinical teaching, it helps medical students master the occurrence sites and pathological mechanisms of common diseases, such as urinary tract infections, prostate diseases or gynecological lesions. Meanwhile, the model provides an intuitive platform for surgical and nursing training, helping trainees familiarize themselves with surgical approaches and key points of nursing.

In addition, this model also plays a significant role in patient health education, making it easier for patients to understand related diseases and treatment plans. Overall, the anatomical model of the urogenital system is an important tool for integrating theory with practice, enhancing the teaching effect and clinical application value.