Evisceration Wound Simulator
$607.56 (VAT Incl.)
The attachable abdominal wound simulator features a “belt” design with movable intestines and a bleeding set. This realistic simulator is ideal for teaching proper techniques for treating abdominal wounds with evisceration.
- Contents: Attachable wound, squeezable bottle, silicone tube, plastic connector, and a plastic clamp.
- Size: 50cm long x 1cm thick x 24cm high
- Weight: 1950 grams
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