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Ultrasound Epidural & Lumbar Puncture Model with Augmented Reality

$2,730.00

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The Ultrasound Epidural & Lumbar Puncture trainer is designed to aid training in real-time ultrasound guided procedures.

What are the latest features that support ultrasound guided injections and lumbar punctures?

Spinous processes and Facet joints are visible under ultrasound
Ultrasound inserts can be used to practice marking landmarks
Multi-purpose stand allows for practice in both standing and left lateral positions

The Limbs & Things echolucent material has been thoroughly tested to ensure its acoustic properties offer an experience as close to human tissue as possible*. and is compatible with most commercial ultrasound machines, including the SONON handheld imaging system.

Overview

Augmented Reality capabilities with the Limbs Augmented Reality Mat
Durable lumbar tissue insert and duras are longer lasting, increasing life span and keeping on going costs down
Simulator gives a distinctive “pop” feeling when puncturing the dura during an ultrasound guided lumbar puncture procedure

Realism

Needle insertion possible between vertebrae
Ability to feel when the dura is punctured during lumbar puncture
Realistic rate of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) can be simulated

Versatility

All epidural and lumbar puncture inserts are compatible with the common base
Skin and duras can be rotated to extend their life span and ensure cost effective training
The stand provided allows for training in left lateral and sitting positions

Cleaning

Drain all fluid from the product when not in use
Clean lumbar puncture trainer with a damp cloth, using warm water and mild detergent
Allow trainer to completely dry before storing

Safety

This product is latex free
Use gloves while using the Ultrasound Epidural and Lumbar Puncture trainer
Wash hands thoroughly after handling the Ultrasound insert
Please note: Fat Pads and Skin Pads are replacement parts for the palpation modules only, they are not compatible with ultrasound
When marking up the ultrasound block, it is recommended to only use the supplied marker pen

Simulated Patient

This product can be used with a simulated patient to develop communication skills

Anatomy

Palpable sacrum
Iliac crests
Lumbar vertebrae between L2 and L5 with spinous processes

Product Contains

Water Reservoir 2Ltr

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Epidural & Lumbar Puncture Ultrasound Insert (Pack of 2, Dark Skin Tone)

Epidural & Lumbar Puncture Standard Dura (Pack of 2)

Epidural & Lumbar Puncture Advanced Dura (Pack of 4)

Epidural & Lumbar Puncture Insert Cartridge

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Augmented Reality Mat for Lumbar Puncture

Comparison	Product No.
What's included	Std	Adv	Ultrasound
Lower Torso with Torso Skin	Yes	Yes	Yes
Epidural & Lumbar Puncture Stand	Yes	Yes	Yes
Augmented Reality Training Mat	Yes	Yes	Yes
Water Reservoir	Yes	Yes	Yes
Lumbar Puncture Insert - Bone	Yes	Yes	No
Lumbar Puncture Insert - Tissue (x2)	Yes	Yes	No
Epidural Insert (x2)	No	Yes	No
Advanced Epidural Insert (x2)	No	Yes	No
E&LP Ultrasound Insert	No	No	Yes
E&LP Skin Pad	Yes	Yes	No
E&LP Fat Pad (x3)	No	Yes	No
E&LP Standard Dura (x2)	Yes	Yes	Yes
E&LP Advanced Dura (x4)	No	Yes	Yes
E&LP Iliac Crest Insert	Yes	Yes	Yes
E&LP Insert Cartridge	Yes	Yes	Yes
E&LP Sacral Insert	Yes	Yes	No

Equipment required for training (not included with this trainer):

Spinal needles
Manometer
Epidural kit
Large curvilinear probe
Ultrasound gel

References

Undergraduate Medical Education (Preclerkship)

Recommendations for Preclerkship Clinical Skills Education for Undergraduate Medical Education, Association of American Medical Colleges, 2008, p.12

Undergraduate Medical Education

Recommendations for Clinical Skills Curricula for Undergraduate Medical Education, Association of American Medical Colleges, 2005, p.24

Anaesthesiology Residency

The Anesthesiology Milestone Project, The Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education and The American Board of Anesthesiology, 2015, p.6

Internal Medicine Residency

Basic Standards for Residency Training in Internal Medicine, American Osteopathic Association, 2012, p.5

Emergency Medicine Residency

Basic Standards for Residency Training in Emergency Medicine, American Osteopathic Association, 2012, p.8

Family Medicine Residency

Required Procedural Training in Family Medicine Residency: A Consensus Statement Residency Education, Fam Med 2008 Vol. 40, No. 4, p.251

Pain Medicine Residency

ACGME Program Requirements for Graduate Medical Education in Pain Medicine (Anesthesiology, Neurology, or Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation), 2017, p.14

Foundation Programme

Foundation Curriculum, 2012 (Updated for 2014), p.51

Core Medical Trainees

Specialty Training Curriculum for Core Medical Training, 2019 (Amended 2013), p.63

Anaesthesia Trainees

CCT (Certificate of Completion of Training) in Anaesthetics, Annex B Core Level Training, 2010, p.48

Anaesthesia Trainees and those who completed their formal training before the introduction of ultrasound

Ultrasound in Anaesthesia and Intensive Care: A Guide to Training, 2011, p.17

Emergency Medicine Specialist Trainees

The Royal College of Emergency Medicine, Curriculum and Assessment Systems For Training in Emergency Medicine, 2015, p.144

Neurology Specialist Trainees

Specialty Training Curriculum for Neurology, 2010 (Amended 2013), p.22