Wound Simulation
Wound Simulation
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Offers a highly detailed variety of disease, pressure, and surgically induced wounds to assist practitioners in understanding the treatment of their patients by visualizing the problems that arise in caring for wounds.
This moulage shows the sacral area with a pressure ulcus after a surgical cleaning. The moulage adheres on simulated patients or manikins.
This moulage shows the sacral area with a pressure ulcus in an unattended stage. The tissue has died under continuous pressure and necrotic tissue is visible. The actual size of the necrotic area can not be defined and needs surgical therapy. The moulage adheres on simulated patients or manikins,
This self-adhesive wound represents an arterial leg ulcer, a substance defect in the tissue of the lower leg as a result of a peripheral arterial occlusive disease (PAOD).
This self-adhesive wound represents an arterial leg ulcer, a substance defect in the tissue of the lower leg as a result of a peripheral arterial occlusive disease (PAOD).
This self-adhesive wound represents a arterial leg ulcer, a substance defect in the tissue of the lower leg as a result of a peripheral arterial occlusive disease (PAOD).
This self-adhesive wound represents an arterial leg ulcer, a substance defect in the tissue of the lower leg as a result of a peripheral arterial occlusive disease (PAOD).
This self-adhesive wound represents an arterial leg ulcer, a substance defect in the tissue of the lower leg as a result of a peripheral arterial occlusive disease (PAOD).
This self-adhesive wound represents an arterial leg ulcer, a substance defect in the tissue of the lower leg as a result of a peripheral arterial occlusive disease (PAOD).
This self-adhesive wound represents a venous leg ulcer, a substance defect in the tissue of the lower leg as a result of a chronic venous insufficiency.
This self-adhesive wound represents a venous leg ulcer, a substance defect in the tissue of the lower leg as a result of a chronic venous insufficiency.
This self-adhesive wound represents a venous leg ulcer, a substance defect in the tissue of the lower leg as a result of a chronic venous insufficiency.
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