Anatomical Model Vivid Training Model With Difficult Labor Model | INNORKOM

1. Can demonstrate all the standard delivery procedures.

2. Consisting of a female pelvic cavity model with main anatomical marks.

3. Fetus model: the skin is soft and fontanel is visible

4. Vacuum extraction can be exercised.

5. Fetus joints fetal positions demonstrate a variety of normal and abnormal position ch

The simulator can demonstrate all kinds of difficult deliveries.

PACKAGE SIZE: 51*24.5*37cm 

G.W.: 4.4KGS

Features

• Highly Realistic Anatomical Design – The model replicates the human pelvic anatomy, including detailed features such as the cervix, uterus, placenta, and fetus
• Difficult Labor Simulations – Specifically designed to simulate complex labor situations, including shoulder dystocia, breech birth, and other challenging presentations.
• Fetus with Realistic Movements – Includes a movable fetus that can be manipulated to simulate various labor complications, allowing trainees to practice delivery techniques under pressure.
• Flexible Uterine Positioning – The model's uterus can be repositioned to simulate various labor stages and maternal pelvic positions, enabling the training of different delivery scenarios.

• Simulating Complex Labor Scenarios – Enables trainees to practice and develop skills for managing rare or high-risk labor complications such as shoulder dystocia and breech delivery.
• Enhancing Emergency Response Skills – Provides an opportunity to train for emergency obstetric situations where timely interventions can save lives, such as cord prolapse and uterine rupture.
• Improving Diagnostic Skills – Helps healthcare providers learn to identify signs of labor complications and make decisions about necessary interventions.
  

Benefits

• Safe and Controlled Learning Environment – Offers a realistic yet safe environment for trainees to practice handling difficult and emergency labor situations without putting real patients at risk.
• Improved Skills in High-Risk Deliveries – Enhances proficiency in managing complicated deliveries, which are often difficult to practice with real patients.
• Increased Confidence in Emergency Situations – Allows healthcare professionals to build confidence in performing critical interventions during emergencies.

• Medical and Nursing Schools – Used to train obstetric students, midwifery students, and medical professionals in managing complex labor scenarios.
• Hospitals and Maternity Wards – Integrated into ongoing education and skill-building programs for obstetricians, midwives, nurses, and other healthcare providers.
• Emergency Medical Services (EMS) – Assists in training first responders to manage childbirth emergencies in pre-hospital settings.
• Global Health Programs – Utilized in low-resource settings to provide training in emergency obstetrics, improving maternal and neonatal care.

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