Body anatomical model LM-078

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This model is a reproduction of decubitus (a bedsore) on the sacral region shown in separate stages (Stage Ⅰ to Ⅳ). It can be fitted to a human or a training model. Features Six layers of skin are used to represent Stage I to IV to enable understanding of the classification of each stage. The skin is mode of silicone rubber for an appearance and texture that is similar to that of the human body. All six skins can be layered on together and peeled off one by one to show the progression of decubitus at a glance. (Picture-card style) Ointment can be applied and surgical treatment can be performed. * Do not apply ointment to the fitting holder. The surface paint may peel off. Classification of Each Stage Stage Ⅰ Circumscribed skin flare No changes to pale skin by pressure No injury on epidermis Stage Ⅱ Partial defect of skin including epidermis and dermis Blister and erosion are observed Stage Ⅲ Defect reach to subcutaneous tissue Sometimes pocket is formed Stage Ⅳ Deep defect down to the muscle, bone and support tissue Pocket is formed, and sometimes surgery is required for the treatment Components Fitting holder - 1 Stage Ⅰ Skin (flare) - 1 Stage Ⅱ Skin (blister) - 1 Stage Ⅱ Skin (epidermolysis) - 1 Stage Ⅲ Skin (decubitus with white necrotic tissue) - 1 Stage Ⅲ Skin (decubitus with black necrotic tissue) - 1 Stage Ⅳ Skin (decubitus with exposed bone) - 1 Baby powder - 1