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  • The Kyoto Kagaku Pediatric Lumbar Puncture Simulator for lumbar injection training
  • The Kyoto Kagaku Pediatric Lumbar Puncture Simulator for lumbar injection training
  • Lumbar Injection training using the Kyoto Kagaku Pediatric Lumbar Puncture Simulator
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Product No. KKM43D

Pediatric Lumbar Puncture Simulator

The Kyoto Kagaku Pediatric Lumbar Puncture Simulator is designed to represent a 7 to 10-month-old infant. This model is used to practice the lumbar puncture procedure on an infant. 

Features

Overview

  • Realistic tissue resistance
  • Iliac crests and spinous process are present and palpable
  • Puncture sites not visible on skin
  • Successful puncture is confirmed by the simulated CSF (water) flowing out
  • CSF pressure can be measured with a manometer

Realism

  • Body of the mannequin is soft and flexible

Versatility

  • Puncture block is quick and easy to replace
Skills

Skills Gained

  • Skin preparation
  • Patient positioning
  • Palpation of landmarks
  • Sterilization and local anesthesia
  • Needle positioning and insertion
  • Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) collection and pressure measurement
Contains
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    2 pcs of Pediatric LP Block (12mm)

    Product No. KK11348-410

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    2 pcs of Pediatric LP Block (17mm)

    Product No. KK11348-420

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  • Baby mannequin

    Baby mannequin

  • Stand

    Stand

  • Irrigation bag & syringe

    Irrigation bag & syringe

Curriculum

References

Paediatrics

Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health, Curriculum for Paediatric Training, General Paediatrics,Level 1, 2 and 3 Training, Sept 2010 p.31 Lumbar puncture

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