| Tipo |
Sangre con Coagulante, Sangre sin Coagulante |
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Head Mannequin for Intubation
$1,747.93 (VAT Incl.)
Lower Extremities Hemorrhage Control Simulator MCH77
$6,500.00 (VAT Incl.)
Simulation Blood with and without Coagulant
$12.95 (VAT Incl.)
Enhance trauma realism with our simulation blood with and without coagulant, perfect for simulating wounds or active hemorrhages. Easy to wash and clean. Odorless. Can be stored and reused for multiple occasions.
Package:
- 31 grams (makes over 3 liters).
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