Radiology simulator - Full-body x-ray manikin. Erler Zimmer R16900

Radiology manikin Life-size, made with state-of-the-art technology, synthetic skeleton, lungs, liver, kidneys and intestines incorporated in place of soft tissue.

Movable joints allow correct basic positioning for X-ray imaging and medical staff training applications.

Medical radiology training can be enriched by disassembling the manikin into 10 individual parts (head, limbs and trunk).
There are no metal parts or liquid structures.

Below we list in detail the positionalities possible with this radiology medical simulator:

• Right shoulder rotates laterally, abduction movement to a horizontal position
• Left shoulder rotates forward to a horizontal position
• The elbows can be bent inward to approximately 90 degrees
• Hip joints can rotate forward up to 90 degrees, then can rotate outward up to 45 degrees
• The knees bend up to about 90 degrees
• The simulator can be held in a supine frog-leg position
• The limbs and head are detachable into joints and neck for a wide variety of applications.
• The head support facilitates various types of head positioning.

Anatomy of radiology medical simulator:

• Life-size synthetic skeleton
• Hands and feet with bony trabeculae
• Lungs with pulmonary vessels
• Mediastinal space
• Liver
• Kidneys

Manikin materials:

Radiological absorption and Hounsfield number aproximately similar to the human body.

Height of the manikin: 165 cm
Weight: about 50Kg

Why purchase a medical simulator?

Medical schools, training and residency institutions for young doctors use simulators to train young doctors 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.