Erler Zimmer R10961 intramuscular injection simulator.

This injection simulator was developed to train physicians and nurse staff to perform intramuscular injections.

The ideal Patient Volunteer to learn how to perform intramuscular injections.
Always available, whether for classroom demonstrations or group practice for 1 to 30 people, this intramuscular injection simulator offers both tactile and visual learning.

A bony structure is embedded in the trochus and represents the upper end of the femur, or grade trochanter, the posterior, superior, and anterior iliac spines; in addition, the sacrum is represented.

The bone structure provides palpable anatomical landmarks to help students identify proper injection positions.

A section of the upper quadrant, external to the left gluteal area, is dissected so that students can visualize the underlying structures.

In the simulator, the muscles of the gluteus medius and greatus, the sciatic nerve, and vascular structures are clearly shown.

The simulator is very comprehensive and allows three types of intramuscular injections to be taught and practiced:

• Dorsal gluteal region
• Ventroglutee
• Lateral Vasto

The finishing of the skin and muscles, the shape and position of the bones are extremely realistic and allow training as if it were a real patient.

The result of the design of this beautiful medical simulator for training to perform intramuscular injections is that puncturing the tissue with a needle exactly reproduces the feeling of giving a real injection.

The simulator comes with a syringe kit and hard carrying case.

Why purchase a medical simulator?

Medical schools, training and residency institutions for young physicians use simulators to train young physicians in the practices they will later face in their professional lives.

Erler Zimmer medical simulators are all made in Germany from high-quality plastic materials, come with a 3-year warranty, and also have excellent after-sales support.