Anatomical Training Manikins Anatomy education models Surgical training models
Manikins and Models
Full body manikins, essential anatomy education tools, are available with or without skin. Both versions feature the same underlying anatomical characteristics. For anatomy education: manikins without skin and disarticulated regional models include extremities, organs, skeletal structures, head and neck, thoracic regions, and abdomen. Additionally, surgical training manikins with skin are invaluable for surgical and EMS procedure training.
Anatomy Education
The surgical training manikins are excellent anatomy education tools for teaching anatomical structures at the undergraduate level. They encompass the major anatomical structures covered in both first and second semester anatomy and physiology coursework. Highly detailed, these medical training models also come with a comprehensive list of anatomical structures.
Surgical and Radiology Training
The surgical training manikins with skin include all the underlying anatomical structures, serving as essential anatomy education tools. The skin is reinforced, allowing for cutting and suturing, and is repairable to facilitate repeated educational trainings. These medical training models are invaluable in various fields such as Surge-Tech, Radiography, Colonoscopy, Orthopedics, Intubation and Life Support, Mass-Casualty, Mountain Rescue, and Military Training.
EMS Training
An example of continued EMS training includes the ability to complete cricothyrotomy procedure training using surgical training manikins, as well as utilizing anatomy education tools and medical training models for comprehensive learning.