Intraosseous Infusion Simulator

The Intraosseous Infusion Simulator is a training aid designed to demonstrate and simulate the intraosseous infusion procedure on infants. It enables students to learn with incredible accuracy and realism, and to practice the procedure several times without replacing the bone structure.

Benefits

Represents a 6-month-old infant
Training of intraosseous infusion procedures
Perfect for PALS training
Realistic and anatomically correct landmarks
Bones with 4 sides allowing multiple punctures
Replaceable skin and bones

General information

Reusable and replaceable bones

The bones have been designed with four sides, each side being able to be punctured several times.

Anatomical landmarks

Both legs feature palpable and anatomically correct landmarks, including patella, tibia, and tibial tuberosity. In addition, both legs allow aspiration.