Vascular Victor - Entraîneur de port et de CVC

Port d'entraînement à utiliser dans les simulateurs. Peut être relié à un réservoir de liquide et percé réellement.

Port d'exercice périphérique à utiliser dans les simulateurs. Peut être relié à un réservoir de liquide et percé réellement.

This model offers left and right subclavian catheter connections and an implanted PORT-A-CATH device. Both catheters may be flushed with water. Mounted on collapsible easel.Size: 57 x 46 x 13 cm, weight: 4.5 kg

The CVC Insertion Simulator III provides training in a sequence of procedural skills from the needle insertion to catheter placement, including Seldinger technique. It provides training opportunities in an array of procedural skills from determining the insertion site to placement of the catheterwithout interruption. Both landmark and ultrasound-guided catheterization are possible in one pad.Features:- Repeated insertionThe improved frictionless tissue of the pad allows Seldinger technique and repeated insertion and removing of the catheter with less needle marks left on the surface of the pad.- Both landmark and ultrasound-guided CVC:The anatomically correct structure facilitate training in both landmark and ultrasound-guided CVC.- Mechanical complications, such as arterial puncture and pneumothorax can be simulated for training.- New materialThe close-to-human tissue material of the pad provides true-to-life sensation inserting the catheter.- Realistic venous collapseThe vein collapses under the pressure of the ultrasound probe.The pad shows the following anatomical structures:- Internal jugular vein & carotid artery- Subclavian vein & artery- Superior vena cava- Ribs- Sternum- LungTraining Skills:- Ultrasound-guided CVC- Landmark guided CVC- Ultrasound-guided venous access- Prevention of mechanical complicationsThe new and innovative material does provide an incredible realism and tactile excellence as well as ultrasound imaging quality. However, due to its special material, the injection pad has a limited shelf life once it is unpacked.

Enhanced training in ultrasound guided CVC. Axillary vein approach as well as internal jugular vein approach. An introductory training block to acquire basics of ultrasound guided puncture. Excellent image quality. Learning from failures; various complications can be simulated.- Effective for cannulation training; the only simulator with anatomically correct junctions of the subclavian veins with the right internal jugular and SVC.- This simulator includes three interchangeable pads for the puncture area, landmark puncture pad, ultrasound puncture pad and transparent cannulation block.- The trainee will learn three skills: how to make a safer puncture, how to avoid possible complications that may accompany the puncture, how to insert the catheter into the correct position. When the procedure is performed incorrectly, the error will show immediately by feedback.- Each training pad, placed at the right upper breast and right half of the neck covering the puncturing sites and catheter routes is a precise, life-size model incorporating the anatomical structure of bones, veins, arteries and upper lung.- The landmark puncture pad is designed to provide training in safely puncturing the subclavian vein or internal jugular vein, and inserting a catheter into SVC. Carotid artery pulsation is palpable.- The ultrasound puncture pad allows training in internal jugular vein puncturing under ultrasound scanning. Clear scanning image facilitates understanding of how to distinguish vein from artery and perform safe puncture while watching an ultrasound monitor.- A transparent block for three-dimensional anatomical understanding also works as an effective training tool for developing guide wire insertion skills.- Three CVC approaches with landmark method:1. subclavian vein approach2. supraclavicular approach3. internal jugular vein approach- Ultrasound guided CVC from internal jugular vein and axillary approach.- Thorough procedure from puncture to cannulation- Anatomical learningComplications indications:- Artery puncture- Pneumothorax- Mislodging/malposition