Transport Case Set for Full Body Phantoms

Full body phantom as R16970, but additionally with fractures that are typical for child abuse. All fractures are prepared on the left side and show for example a spiral fracture of the distal tibia or a forearm shaft fracture.

A unique, life size whole body phantom for CT provides a variety of educational application as well as visual evaluation in finding out optimal scanning conditions. The phantom can also be used for plain X-ray, showing life-like images. No metal parts or liquid structure are used. Main joints have close-to human articulation, allowing various positioning for training. The phantom can be disassembled into 10 parts. Improved shoulder joint system enables the phantom to take arm-up position. Organs are anatomically correct and have appropriate HU numbers.Patient positioning:- Shoulders: rotate through a full 360 degrees in the sagittal plane, approx. 180 degrees to side-ways.- Hip joints: rotate forward up to approx. 90 degrees, then abduct up to 45 degrees each.- Knees: bend up to approx. 90 degrees.- Elbows: bend up to approx. 90 degrees.- The phantom can be held in the supine frog leg position.- The limbs and head are detachable at joints and neck for wider applications.- The head supporter facilitates various head positions.Internal Organs:- Head and Trunk- Synthetic skull- Cervical vertebrae- Brain- Vertebrae- Clavicles- Ribs- Sternum- Scapula- Coxal bones- Femurs- Lungs with pulmonary vessels- Trachea- Liver with portal and hepatic veins- Pancreas- Kidneys- Gallbladder- Spleen- Aorta- Vena Cava- Ureter- Urinary bladder- Prostate- Rectum- Sigmoid ColonPhantom materials:Radiology absorption and Hounsfield number approximate to human body.

The new pediatric whole body phantom is modeled after a 4-year-old child of 105 cm height. This phantom is a life-size, full body anthropomorphic phantom with a state-of-the-art synthetic skeleton, lungs, liver, mediastinum and kidneys embedded in soft tissue substitute.Training skills:- Plain X-ray photography and basic CT scanning.- Basic patient positioning for X-ray and CT.Features:- Movable joints allow basic positioning for plain X-ray.- Training and research applications can be enriched by disassembling the phantom into 10 individual parts (head, limbs and trunk).- The phantom has no metal parts or liquid structures.- Main joints have life-like articulation, allowing various positioning for training.- Life size synthetic skeleton- Hands and feet with bone trabeculae-Lungs with pulmonary vessels- Mediastinal space- Liver- KidneysSeparates into:- head- trunk- right upper arm- right forearm with hand- left upper arm- left forearm with hand- right thigh- right lower leg with foot- left thigh- left lower leg with footSize: approx. 105 cm, Weight: approx. 20 kg

The whole body phantom is a life-size, full body anthropomorphic phantom with a state-of-the-art synthetic skeleton, lungs, liver, mediastinum and kidneys embedded in soft tissue substitute. Movable joints allow basic positioning for plain X-ray and training/research applications can be enriched by disassembling the phantom into 10 individual parts (head, limbs and trunk). There are no metal parts or liquid structures.Patient positioning:- Right shoulder rotates sideways, abducting to a horizontal position.- Left shoulder rotates forward, up to a horizontal position.- Elbows bend inward to approx. 90 degrees.- Hip joints rotate forward up to 90 degrees, then rotate outward up to 45 degrees, respectively.- Knees bend to approx. 90 degrees.- The phantom can be held in the supine frog leg position.- The limbs and head are detachable at joints and neck for wider applications.- The head supporter facilitates various head positions.Anatomy:- Life size synthetic skeleton- Hands and feet with bone trabeculae- Lungs with pulmonary vessels- Mediastinal space- Liver- KidneysPhantom materials:- Radiology absorption and Hounsfeld number approximate to human body.Phantom size: approx. 165 cm heightPhantom weight: approx. 50 kg