Moulage of lower limb arterial ulcer wound,...
Moulage of lower limb arterial ulcer wound,...
Moulage of lower limb arterial ulcer wound,...
Moulage of lower limb arterial ulcer wound,...
Moulage of lower limb arterial ulcer wound, small, epithelializing Erler Zimmer PW004C
Moulage of lower limb arterial ulcer wound, small, epithelializing Erler Zimmer PW004C
Moulage of lower limb arterial ulcer wound, small, epithelializing Erler Zimmer PW004C
Moulage of lower limb arterial ulcer wound, small, epithelializing Erler Zimmer PW004C

Moulage of lower limb arterial ulcer wound, small, epithelializing Erler Zimmer PW004C

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EZ-PW004C
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The ideal tool for medical nursing education

 

Moulage of lower extremity arterial ulcer wound, small, in epithelialization phase Erler Zimmer PW004C.

The Erler Zimmer PW004C Arterial Lower Limb Ulcer Wound Moulage, Small, Epithelializing Erler Zimmer PW004C was made for nurse practitioner training.

This self-adhesive wound represents an arterial leg ulcer, a defect of substance in the tissue of the lower leg due to peripheral arterial occlusive disease (PAOD).

Caused by insufficient blood supply and related oxygen supply, wound healing is inhibited.

Any small wounds can become chronic wounds.

This moulage shows epithelial tissue formation, finally leading to wound closure after successful causal therapy and careful wound cleaning.
This small wound is perfect for adhering to the ankle or lower leg and adheres on its own.

For longer use, it can be fixed with a special skin glue.

All materials used in this product are dermatologically harmless.

Supplied with storage box.

Application in nursing medical education

The Erler Zimmer PW004C Small, Epithelializing Lower Limb Arterial Ulcer Wound Moulage is a nursing manikin For laboratory practice of nursing techniques

The perfect aid for medical nursing education.

Schools of nursing purchase these products to improve the quality of their students' laboratory training.

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