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Triple Layer Skin Lifelike Biotissue, 425
$320.95
- Medex SKU:
- NSC-425
- Packing Info:
- 1/Each
- Usually Ships:
- 3 - 5 Business Days
Description
The Nasco 425 medical product is a Triple Layer Skin surgical training pad. It is a professional-grade model engineered to simulate the structure and feel of real human tissue, providing a realistic platform for practicing various surgical and medical skills.
Key Features
Three Distinct Layers: The pad is composed of three separate, lifelike layers that mimic the dermis, fat, and muscle of human tissue. This layered design allows trainees to practice procedures that involve working through different depths of tissue. The specific thicknesses are approximately 2.2 mm for the dermis, 4.5 mm for the fat, and 3.3 mm for the muscle.
Realistic Tactile Feedback: Made from non-toxic, latex-free materials, the pad offers lifelike resistance and elasticity. This helps users gain the tactile familiarity needed for confident surgical skills, such as feeling the difference between skin, fat, and muscle layers.
Durable and Reusable: The model is designed to be highly durable and withstand repeated use. It comes pre-hydrated in a resealable pouch to maintain its texture and longevity, making it a cost-effective tool for training.
Compact Size: With a typical size of 6" x 5", the pad is compact and easy to handle, transport, and set up for individual or group training sessions.
Uses
Surgical and Suturing Training: The primary use of this product is for teaching and practicing a variety of suturing and surgical techniques. The layered structure allows trainees to practice complex closures involving multiple tissue layers.
Wound Care and Debridement: It is an excellent tool for learning and practicing wound debridement and other wound care procedures. The realistic tissue allows trainees to develop a feel for removing necrotic tissue from a wound bed.
Medical Skill Development: The model is used in medical schools, nursing programs, and other healthcare educational settings to help students develop fundamental surgical skills in a controlled environment before working with patients.
Competency Assessment: Instructors can use the pad to evaluate a trainee's proficiency in suturing, incision-making, and other surgical skills.