Diabetic Foot Ulcer Pathology Model Kit, Mild 1~3 Level and Severe 4~5 Level Two-Stage Diabetic Foot Simulator, for Wound Care Demonstrations

Description: - Mild disease 1~3 Level or Severe 4~5 Level. These anatomical models promote clinical understanding of diabetes complications, making complex pathology visually accessible. Ideal for medical educators and endocrinology specialists. - Wound trainer provides long-term training opportunities. An essential medical teaching tool for universities, clinics, and patient education. Specification: Name: Diabetic Foot Models (Mild & Severe) Material: Food-grade silicone + PVC base Color: Skin color Model dimensions: 22 x 14.5 x 14 cm Base dimensions: 15.8 x 14.5 x 11 cm Weight: Mild Case Symtoms-1152g; Severe Case Symtoms-1165g Packing List: 1* Mild Stage Model 1* Severe Stage Model 2* Base

• [Accurate Two-Stage Model]: This model is rigorously designed based on real-world diabetic foot pathology data, accurately depicting both mild symptoms (dry skin/callus formation) and severe ulcer progression (tissue necrosis/bone exposure), ensuring precise medical education
• [Side-by-Side Pathology Comparison]: The mild model demonstrates early warning signs, while the severe model reveals late-stage complications, supporting comparative learning and helping students understand disease mechanisms
• [Immersive Touch Experience]: Really simulates the shape of real human feet. When pressing, you can feel the softness and resistance as if touching the real edema area; touching the wound, rough scabs and uneven tissue damage will bring you an immersive tactile impact
• [High Quality]: This anatomical model is made of silicone and effectively simulates varying degrees of diabetic foot ulceration, infection, and necrotic tissue, helping students intuitively understand the pathological characteristics of diabetic foot
• [Application]: Suitable for medical schools, hospitals, emergency training centers, and patient education, it helps doctors, nurses, and patients understand the different stages, treatments, and care techniques of diabetic foot