Customer Favorite Lumbar Epidural Training Package - Don't Miss Out [xdm6ZYja]

Customer Favorite Lumbar Epidural Training Package - Don't Miss Out [xdm6ZYja]

The Customer Favorite Lumbar Epidural Training Package - Don't Miss Out [xdm6ZYja] from Simulab is a state-of-the-art tool designed to help medical professionals master critical techniques for spinal epidural insertion and catheterization. This comprehensive training package stands out for its ease of use and ultrasound-guided technology, making it an invaluable resource for skill development.

Key Features:

• Replaceable tissue variations for diverse patient populations
• Highly durable tissues for repeated procedures
• Realistic tactile feedback for an immersive training experience

Product Specifications

The Customer Favorite Lumbar Epidural Training Package - Don't Miss Out [xdm6ZYja] includes a true-to-life simulator that can be positioned in an upright or lateral decubitus position, providing a realistic training environment. The simulator features lifelike anatomical details such as lumbar vertebrae, iliac crest, spinous process, ligamentum flavum, epidural space, and dura. It also supports three varieties of ultrasound-compatible tissues that mirror the anatomical differences found in obese, geriatric, and normal patient populations, allowing for a comprehensive training experience.

Practical Applications

The Customer Favorite Lumbar Epidural Training Package - Don't Miss Out [xdm6ZYja] is ideal for medical professionals looking to enhance their skills in spinal epidural insertion and catheterization. By using this package, users can practice using ultrasound and palpation to identify landmarks, perform spinal and epidural injections from insertion to full catheterization, and experience the presence and absence of resistance. The ability to measure and insert the catheter to the appropriate depth, remove the needle, and secure it is also a key skill developed through this training. This package is perfect for medical students, nurses, and anesthesiologists seeking to improve their proficiency in these critical procedures.