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Staple phantom for hands-on practice in second trimester screening
US-7α
Fetus Ultrasound Examination Phantom "SPACE FAN-ST"
| Features | 1.The oval shape phantom abdomen can be set info four different positions 2.The fetus includes full skeletal structures and key organs 3.Includes an educational DVD and a fetus demonstration model for comprehensive learning |
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| Training skills / Applications | Fetal size assessment: BPD, AD, AC and FL / Measurement of amniotic fluid volume / Determination of fetus presentation (cephalic or breech) / Assessment of each body part -Head: skull and brain -Spine and limbs -Cardiac chambers, blood vessels and lungs / Assessment of umbilical cord and placenta position / Determination of sex (This phantom represents a male fetus) |
| Set includes | 1 mother body torso / 1 ultrasound pregnant uterus phantom / 1 fetus demonstration model / 1 storage case /1 talcum powder/ 1 tutorial manual (DVD) |
| Size (approx.) | W40×D31×H22cm（Maternal abdominal body）W30×D21×H15cm（Fetus examination part）/W15.7 x D12.2 ×H8.7in（Maternal abdominal body）/ W11.8 x D8.3 ×H5.9in (Fetus examination part） |
| Packing size (approx.) | W72 x D44 x H39cm / W28.3 x D17.3 x H15.4in |
| Weight (approx.) | 7.3kg / 16.1lb |
| Packing weight (approx.) | 17kg / 37.5lbs |
| Materials | Soft resin, Polyurethane elastomer, Latex free |
| Related products |
MW48 Full Perinatal Patient Care Simulator "Hana"
MW34 Obstetric Examination Simulator |
| Production ＆ Development Supervision | Kiyoko Kabeyama RN, RM, PhD. Professor Midwifery & Women's Health, School of Human Health. Science, Graduate School of Medicine, Kyoto University / Haruto Egawa, PhD. National Hospital Organization Kyoto Medical Center. Department of Obstetrics, Head Physician or Medical Director |
| ANATOMY | UTERUS: amniotic fluid/ placenta / umbilical cord / FETUS: skeletal structure / brain with septum lucidum / lateral ventricles and cerebellum / heart with four chambers / lungs / spleen / bladder / stomach / liver / kidneys / aorta / umbilical vein / umbilical artery / external genitalia |
| Update | June 30, 2020 |
