Pressure sore simulator for nursing training
This realistic pressure sore simulator is designed to train nurses and clinicians in assessment, wound care and dressing techniques for different stages of decubitus. Thanks to its soft, detailed materials, it offers an immersive hands-on experience, ideal for improving standards of pressure sore management in real-life conditions. Supplied with a carry bag, it is an essential tool for clinical training.
Baby intubation simulation head
The Baby Intubation Head is a realistic simulation model for training infants in oral and nasal intubation. It includes precise anatomical landmarks and inflatable structures, providing a complete learning experience for healthcare professionals. Highlighted vocal cords facilitate visualization, while the included carry bag and lubricant add to its practicality. This latex-free tool is ideal for pediatric resuscitation training.
Manikin of Leopold's simulation maneuver
The Leopold Maneuver Module is an advanced training tool enabling healthcare professionals to learn and practice manual techniques for assessing fetal position. Designed with a realistic fetal model and adjustable elevation cushions, it enables practical palpation and external version exercises. This module is compatible with Gaumard'sObstetric SUSIE® simulator , offering an immersive learning experience. It is essential for obstetric training, facilitating the acquisition of skills in fetal presentation diagnosis and labor management.
Testicular examination simulator
The testicular examination simulator is a realistic educational tool designed to train healthcare professionals and raise patient awareness of testicular self-examination. It accurately reproduces the skin and internal structures of the testicles, with four simulated tumors to help detect abnormalities. The simulator is ideal for medical training and testicular cancer prevention programs, making it easy to learn palpation techniques and early detection. Compact and durable, it is an essential investment for men's health awareness campaigns.
Replacement head for the KERi manikin
The replacement head for the KERi “ manikin ” is a spare part designed for the KERi nursing skills manikin. It replaces the original head of the “ manikin ” to extend its use in training, particularly in educational programs related to nursing, basic care, and patient simulation.
Manikin sUSIE® childbirth simulation system
The SUSIE® childbirth simulator mannequin enables healthcare professionals to be trained in a variety of childbirth situations, from simple vaginal deliveries to emergency scenarios. It offers realistic anatomy, with fetal manipulation, episiotomy exercises, and simulation of complications such as placenta previa. Designed for hands-on obstetric training, it is equipped with realistic accessories (fetal babies, umbilical cords, placenta) and a comprehensive manual. This simulator is ideal for medical schools and hospitals for high-quality training.
Training arm for hemodialysis
The hemodialysis practice arm is a realistic simulator designed to train healthcare professionals, students and patients preparing for hemodialysis. It enables the practice of technical gestures such as needle insertion, fistula management and simulation of blood circulation with artificial blood. Easy to maintain and featuring replaceable components, it offers a safe, immersive learning experience. This model is ideal for intensive and long-term training.
Geriatric IV IV pole for intravenous infusion and intramuscular injection
The Geriatric IV Training Armfor Infusion and Intramuscular Injection is designed for learning intravenous catheterization on a model representing an elderly arm. Developed from a live cast, it simulates more challenging conditions than a standard arm, with veins that roll away or disappear when attempting catheterization. It allows users to practice IV techniques on the back of the hand or on the medial side of the forearm, with the option to palpate the cephalic or basilic veins. It comes with a carrying case.
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