The New Nursing Care Manikin features good flexibility and soft texture that facilitates realistic nursing practice. Features: ● Posture change● Simulated joint stiffness● Fully articulated limbs, move like a person●...
This life-size osteoporosis vertebrae model is designed as a visual learning aid suitable for anatomy and physiology courses, professional orthopedics, rheumatologists, chiropractic medicine, general anatomical study, or rehab for patient...
The Advanced Patient Care Female Catheterization Skills Trainer is a full-sized, adult female lower torso designed to help participants practice and develop female catheterization skills. The simulator features a vulvar area,...
The Advanced Patient Care Male Catheterization Skills Trainer is a full-sized, adult male lower torso designed to help participants practice and develop male catheterization skills. The simulator features a penis, scrotum,...
This precision-engineered pelvis model is constructed from high-quality polymer materials, accurately replicating the true anatomical structure and biomechanical properties of a human pelvis. It is specifically designed for orthopedic training...
This highly realistic adult male upper torso and right upper limb model is designed for comprehensive training in peripherally inserted central catheter (PICC) procedures and central venous catheter management. With...
This high-fidelity skull model is crafted from advanced polymer materials, meticulously replicating the authentic structure and biomechanical properties of a real human skull. Designed for surgical simulation and medical training,...
The Advanced Transparent Gastric Lavage Training Model is a high-fidelity medical training tool designed for clinical education. Representing the upper body of an adult, this model features precise anatomical structures...
The Advanced Trauma Assessment Training Kit is a comprehensive set of lifelike trauma simulation components designed for hands-on medical training. Housed in a durable metal case, this kit allows healthcare...
