Models

ECMO Trainer Professional MK2
Simulator for practising extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO). The training model features a venous and an arterial circuit, both supplied with adjustable circulation pumps that can be set to pulsatile operation when required. The flow rate and pulse speed of the circuits are continuously adjustable, allowing simulation of a patient with all conditions that may occur during the procedure. VA and VV ECMO can be simulated. Puncture and cannulation can be performed using real materials. The arteries have a lumen of 8 mm and the veins 10 mm. This ensures trouble-free operation with all common catheter types. The puncture pads (one pad each on the right and left for femoral puncture and one for jugular puncture) are made of ultrasound-compatible material. This allows ultrasound monitoring of the puncture right down to the vessel tubing. Operation with a real ECMO device is fully possible; the trainer provides sufficient volume for real-life operation. The trainer has contact points for 4-channel ECG recording, to which an ECG simulator can be connected (not included). Connections for volume measurement at the veins are also provided. As the cannulas are usually very large and leave noticeable puncture holes, the simulator features a simple and effective tubing management system which allows the used section of tubing to be replaced from the tubing reservoir within seconds, so that no valuable training time is lost changing the tubing.
The tubing reservoirs are invisibly integrated into the model base; the base with training torso also serves as the bottom part of the transport case with trolley wheels. The water reservoir and pump system are separate and can be easily connected to the model via hoses with quick couplings.
With enlarged femoral puncture pads.

Oedematous foot with deep tissue necrosis
This foot is supplied with five oedema inserts, which respond differently to pressure depending on the severity level. In addition, the model shows deep tissue necrosis on the heel. The foot can be easily attached to the leg of the KERi/GERi nursing manikin and thus integrated into training.

Natural cast of a human elbow joint. Upper arm stump, ulna and radius. The ligament apparatus and the interosseous membrane are made of elastic material. The model allows demonstration of movements in the elbow joint such as flexion and extension, as well as the rotational movement of the forearm bones during pronation and supination. With removable stand.

The model, enlarged 6 times, can be opened in the horizontal plane to view the internal structures. The cornea, iris, lens and vitreous body can be removed. The muscle insertions on the sclera and part of the choroid are also shown. With stand

Product data:

Eye diameter: 15 cm
Weight: approx. 0.6 kg

Eye with orbit and eyelid
This 13-part model, approx. 2.5x magnification, shows the anatomy of the human eye. The orbit can be dismantled into three parts and then shows the following internal structures:
- Eyelid with lacrimal gland and nasolacrimal duct
- Muscles (4 parts)
- Eyeball, separable into two parts
- Cornea, iris, lens and vitreous body (3 parts)
On base.

Product details:

Size: 25 x 18 x 18.5 cm
Weight: 2.2 kg

FAST ultrasound training model
This training model was developed to practise the FAST (Focused Assessment with Sonography for Trauma) examination. This examination is used to detect free fluid in the intraperitoneal cavity or pericardium. The training options include the following examinations:

FAST procedures:
Internal bleeding in the area of the liver, kidney, pelvis and pericardium

Sonography of emergency patients:
Internal bleeding in the area of the pericardium, pleural cavity, liver, spleen and bladder; pathologies such as cholecystitis, an aortic aneurysm and an intestinal injury.

The illustrations show the following ultrasound images:
1. Cardiac tamponade
2. Bleeding in the right upper abdomen
3. Bleeding in the left upper abdomen
4. Bleeding in the pelvis
5. Pleural effusion
6. Perihepatic bleeding
7. Aortic aneurysm

The model is supplied with a carry case and an instructional DVD.

Product details:

Size: 61 x 30 x 30 cm
Weight: approx. 31 kg

Natural cast of the pelvis of an adult female. Iliac blades, sacrum and flexibly mounted L5 and L4. The sacrum is removable, and movements in the sacroiliac joint can be demonstrated.

As model 4058, but mounted on rubber and fully movable.

This spine model is an advanced teaching aid developed for medical training and patient education. It is designed to help users gain a deeper understanding of the structure and function of the human spine.

The spine model is divided into five different sections, each distinguished by different colours, including 7 cervical vertebrae, 12 thoracic vertebrae, 5 lumbar vertebrae, the sacrum and the coccyx. This colour differentiation helps to quickly and accurately locate and explain the key parts of the human spine during lessons, making learning easier.

The model also includes simulations of an L3–L4 herniated disc, the exit points of the spinal nerves and the vertebral artery of the cervical spine, enabling a deeper understanding of spine-related diseases and problems.

To improve the model’s practical usability, we have added a male pelvis and movable femoral heads. This provides a comprehensive representation of various aspects of the human skeletal system and enhances learning outcomes.

Our spine model for teaching is made from high-quality PVC plastic, ensuring durability and resistance to damage. The texture is clear and the dimensional accuracy is high, ensuring precise anatomical structures.

A fully flexible, life-size spine with occipital bone, cervical, thoracic and lumbar vertebrae, sacrum, coccyx and complete pelvis.
Also included are the spinal arteries, spinal nerves and a herniated disc at L3–L4. The different segments of the spine are colour-coded for easier identification.

Flexible life-size spine. It consists of the occipital bone (os occipitale), cervical, thoracic and lumbar vertebrae, sacrum (os sacrum), coccyx (os coccygis), complete pelvis with pubic symphysis and removable femoral heads. Also shown are the vertebral arteries, the branches of the spinal nerves and an intervertebral disc with prolapse at the level of L3–L4. With stand for hanging.

Product data:

Size: 85 cm
Weight: approx. 2.9 kg

Flow-through vein for R15100.

Length: 30.5 cm, diameter: 0.64 cm

As the feline counterpart to the training dog Jerry, Fluffy also has functional lungs and a simulated pulse. Trainees learn chest compressions on cats and mouth-to-snout ventilation. The model is also suitable for practising splinting and bandaging. The parts can be cleaned or replaced.

Accessories include a carry bag and 5 disposable lungs. Face covers for group training are available separately.

Foot – Parasagittal cross-section
This 3D-printed specimen provides a parasagittal cross-section through the medial part of the right distal tibia and the foot, illustrating the skeletal structures of the medial longitudinal arch of the foot and the surrounding soft-tissue structures.

Foot phantom for CT, X-ray and radiotherapy
This phantom is created from real patient data and manufactured using the latest technology. Bones, vessels and soft tissue are represented authentically, with realistic CT values for all tissues at a tube voltage of 120 kVp in CT. If the phantom is intended to be used primarily at other tube voltages (e.g. 100 kVp), the calibration of the CT values can be adjusted accordingly on request. The phantom provides realistic tissue contrast in X-ray imaging. Air spaces are filled with a material of approximately -80 Hounsfield units.
The foot phantom provides an extremely realistic simulation of a foot. Pathologies (e.g. fractures, calcifications, bone and soft-tissue tumours) can be integrated on request.

Product details:

Size: 10x12x25 cm

Forearm and hand – superficial and deep dissection
This 3D-printed specimen shows both a superficial and a deep dissection of the anterior aspect of a right distal arm, forearm and hand.

Whole-body CT Phantom
A unique whole-body CT phantom offers a wide range of training and research possibilities. The phantom can also be used for standard X-ray imaging and provides lifelike images. There are no metal parts or liquids in the phantom. The key joints have human-like mobility and allow a variety of positions for practice. The phantom can be disassembled into 10 parts. The improved shoulder joints allow the arms to be raised upwards. The artificial organs are anatomically correct and have corresponding HU values.

Patient positioning:
- Shoulders rotate a full 360° in the sagittal plane, approx. 180° laterally.
- Hip joints rotate forwards up to approx. 90°, then up to 45° outwards on each side.
- Knees can be flexed up to approx. 90°.
- Elbows flex up to approx. 90°.
- The phantom can assume the frog-leg position while lying on its back.
- The limbs and the head can be removed.
- The headrest allows a wide range of head positions.

Internal organs and structures:
- Head and torso
- Synthetic skull
- Cervical vertebrae
- Brain
- Vertebrae
- Clavicles
- Rib
- Sternum
- Scapulae
- Pelvic bones
- Femur
- Lungs with pulmonary vessels
- Trachea
- Liver with portal vein and hepatic vein
- Pancreas
- Kidneys
- Gallbladder
- Spleen
- Aorta
- Vena cava
- Ureters
- Urinary bladder
- Prostate
- Rectum
- Sigmoid colon
- Ureters
- Urinary bladder
- Prostate
- Rectum
- Sigmoid colon

Phantom materials:
Radiological absorption and Hounsfield number similar to the human body.

Full-body X-ray phantom
This globally unique phantom offers first-class training opportunities for patient positioning and set-up technique in projection radiography and is essentially part of the basic equipment of any X-ray training facility. The phantom contains a natural human skeleton as well as the outlines of the larynx, lungs, heart and kidneys (organs appear as shadows on the X-ray images), enabling real X-ray images to be taken with the phantom as with a patient. Using a real skeleton allows landmark structures in the bone to be identified, which is not possible with plastic skeletons. When assembling the phantom, particular emphasis is placed on the depiction of the joint spaces. The joints are mounted to be fully movable and allow positioning in standard X-ray positions (e.g. frog-leg position, pronation and supination of the forearm). The arms can be raised so that the model can also be used for all bony examinations in CT. Each phantom is a hand-made unique item and may vary in size and design. Depending on the model, pathological findings may be present; the external appearance may vary depending on the size of the model. The new version of this model has been completely revised in collaboration with a renowned German school for medical radiology technologists and meets all requirements for training. This phantom is sold only upon proof of medical use. Life-size.
Including transport case.

Senior Pressure Ulcer Foot
Chronic pressure ulcers mostly affect older people, which is why this senior pressure ulcer foot was developed to teach the cleaning and care of pressure ulcers at different stages. Pressure ulcers often develop at pressure points such as the heels, toe tips, between the toes, or anywhere bones protrude and can rub against socks, shoes or bed sheets.

This model shows all four stages:

- Stage I: On the underside of the toe, the skin surface is reddened
- Stage II: On the sole of the foot, below the toe, the surface is red and the damage extends into deeper layers of skin
- Stage III: On the side of the foot, the skin surface is red; the damage appears more crater-like and extends to the deepest layer of skin
- Stage IV: At the heel. The skin is red; a larger amount of tissue is damaged, including muscle, bone, joint and ligaments.