Radiology simulator - Pediatric full-body manikin. Erler Zimmer R16970

The radiology medical simulator Erler Zimmer R16970 is modeled after a 4-year-old child who is 105 cm tall.
The manikin is life-size, the entire anthropomorphic body is made of a synthetic skeleton, lungs, liver, kidneys and middle intestine are incorporated in place of soft tissue.

Levels of training possible with the pediatric radiology medical simulator:

• X-ray radiology and basic CT scanning
• Basic X-ray and CT patient positioning

Features of the pediatric radiology simulator:

• Movable joints that allow basic positioning for X-ray image acquisition
• Application in training and research in specific environments can be achieved by disassembling the manikin into 10 individual parts (head, limbs, and trunk)
• The manikin has no metal parts or liquid structures
• The main joints have extremely realistic articulation, allowing training in various types of patient positioning.
• Life-size synthetic skeleton.
• Hands and feet with bony trabeculae.
• Lungs with pulmonary vessels.
• Space of the middle intestine.
• Liver.
• Kidneys.

The pediatric radiology manikin is decomposable 10 individual parts for specific insights:

• Head
• Trunk
• Right arm
• Right forearm with hand
• Right thigh
• Right leg and foot
• Left thigh
• Left leg with foot

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.