Baby delivery simulator model life-size, difficult labor delivery teaching model, equipped with adjustable inflatable bag to adjust the pelvic width, for obstetrics and gynecology training teaching

Baby delivery simulator model life-size, difficult labor delivery teaching model, equipped with adjustable inflatable bag to adjust the pelvic width, for obstetrics and gynecology training teaching

• [Realistic Simulation] The delivery model is made according to the real proportions of the human body and uses advanced simulation materials. Its appearance and touch are similar to the real human body, making the teaching process more realistic and intuitive. The obstetric delivery model consists of a pregnant woman's simulated lower body model, a fetus model, and an inflatable bag.
• [Teaching Props] The delivery model is a simulated teaching prop and simulation training tool for the delivery process, designed to help medical students, pregnant women and their families understand the delivery process and midwifery operation skills, improve delivery skills and the ability to deal with various emergencies.
• [Training Content] The midwifery training model provides comprehensive exercises in skills such as prenatal examination, midwifery, and delivery for basic obstetric technical training. The fetus is smooth and soft, and the fontanelle can be identified and fetal head sucking can be practiced.
• [Simulated Dystocia] By adjusting the inflatable bag, uterine contractions can be simulated, abnormal fetal positions can be placed, and the dystocia delivery process can be intuitively demonstrated. Demonstrate various normal and abnormal birth positions by changing the fetal position
• [Widely used] The childbirth midwifery teaching model is suitable for all levels of medical institutions, medical schools, maternal and child health institutions, etc. for childbirth skill training and assessment. Using this model for teaching can effectively improve the skill level of medical staff and reduce the risks during childbirth. At the same time, it can help pregnant women and their families understand the childbirth process and reduce prenatal anxiety