Advanced Injection Belly

This soft stomach replica will be an invaluable tool for teaching patients how to properly insert and rotate the infusion set for insulin pumps, avoiding the 5 cm area around the navel, as well as giving self-injections of many types including pen-style injections. The trainer has lifelike skin with what feels like real stomach tissue underneath. There is a softplastic backing to keep needles from going through and holes to allow the material to breathe and dry, should you choose to inject liquids. Distilled water may be injected, but themore liquid that is injected into the simulator, the longer the time for evaporation. Actual insulin or other medications should not be used, as they may deteriorate the material.The injection belly is considered disposable; however, with proper care and treatment it will serve its purpose for a long period of time. Using the smallest needles possible whensimulating injections and rotating the insertion points will help prolong the life of the trainer.Size: 25.4 x 15.3 x 3.2 cm, Weight: 0.4 kg

This life-size foot model with diabetic foot syndrome shows a foot after a ray resection as a result of necrosis and deep ulcer. Additionally, the foot shows ulcera, lesions and cracked skin. This model is perfect for wound care management education and general nursing education.Version for attachement to nursing manikins

This moulage shows the sacral area with a pressure ulcus in an unattended stage. The tissue has died under continuous pressure and necrotic tissue is visible. The actual size of the necrotic area can not be defined and needs surgical therapy. The moulage adheres on simulated patients or manikins, it can be fixed with special skin glue for longer training sessions. The anal fold is represented to demonstrate the typical challenges when dressing the wound.Supplied with storage box.

This self-adhesive wound represents a venous leg ulcer, a substance defect in the tissue of the lower leg as a result of a chronic venous insufficiency. The shown exudation phase represents the most common ulcus disease (60% to 80% of all ulcus diseases) in its untreated condition. Fibrin and excessive wound exsudate have to be removed during the would cleaning. This small wound is perfect for adhering at the ankle or lower leg and adheres by itself. For longer use, it can be fixed with a special skin glue. All materials used in this product are dermatologically harmless.Supplied with storage box.

This self-adhesive wound represents a venous leg ulcer, a substance defect in the tissue of the lower leg as a result of a chronic venous insufficiency. The shown epithelisation phase represents the most common ulcus disease (60% to 80% of all ulcus diseases) in the stage of building epithelial tissue, finally leading to close the wound. This small wound is perfect for adhering at the ankle or lower leg and adheres by itself. For longer use, it can be fixed with a special skin glue. All materials used in this product are dermatologically harmless.Supplied with storage box.

This self-adhesive wound represents a venous leg ulcer, a substance defect in the tissue of the lower leg as a result of a chronic venous insufficiency. The shown granulation phase represents the most common ulcus disease (60% to 80% of all ulcus diseases) in the stage of building granulation tissue. In this stage it is very important to use the suitable dressing to prevent wound healing disorders (fibrin persistence). This small wound is perfect for adhering at the ankle or lower leg and adheres by itself. For longer use, it can be fixed with a special skin glue. All materials used in this product are dermatologically harmless.Supplied with storage box.