Paediatric Caudal Injection Simulator Anatomical Models The cricoid area replacement skin

The cricoid area replacement skin allows for an economical way to teach and practice surgical airway techniques

Simulated Patient Care Scenarios:

Showing the internal bones

The dental model also shows anatomical features such as the jaw bone

Model showing the primary anatomical details and overall structure of the kidney

Paediatric Caudal Injection Simulator Anatomical Models The cricoid area replacement skinAnatomically correct model for realistic practice with tactile spinal canal and transparent and opaque skin pads for injection practice; can also be used for lumbar puncture training. This Caudal Injection Training Model can be used to enable medical students to safely practise inserting a caudal block, an effective method of regional anaesthesia in infants. A 12 month old infant is represented, lying in the left lateral decubitus position with knees