Erler Zimmer THORAXIS thoracic simulator for spinal anaesthesia in detail
The Thoraxis thoracic simulator for spinal anaesthesia is a simulator that has been specially developed for neuraxial blockades. With this model, you can practise realistic thoracic dural punctures. The simulator has ultrasound-enabled anatomical structures that allow you to find the correct target areas.
The Thoraxis Simulator offers the following features:
- Spinal space: A fluid-filled tube simulates the click and the cerebrospinal fluid.
- Epidural space: Here you can simulate the LOR technique.
- Vertebral bodies: The interspaces are provided with visible and palpable spinous processes to make it easier to locate.
- Ligamentum flavum: The strong, rough tissue provides a realistic tactile feel.
- Shoulder blade angles: The lower and upper angles of the shoulder blades serve as anatomical landmarks.
With the Thoraxis thoracic simulator, you can practice the following techniques:
- Epidural LOR technique: You will learn to identify the epidural loss of resistance.
- Catheter placement: You will practice placing epidural and spinal catheters.
- Ultrasound capability: You will improve your ability to apply ultrasound procedures.
Advantages
- Erler Zimmer THORAXIS thoracic simulator for spinal anaesthesia
- Developed for neuraxial blocks
- Realistic practice of thoracic dural punctures
Ideally suited for
- Hospitals
- Healthcare centres
- Training facilities
- Research facilities