Cancellous bone model 9700
medullarytibiafibula

Cancellous bone model - 9700 - Nacional Ossos - medullary / tibia / fibula
Cancellous bone model - 9700 - Nacional Ossos - medullary / tibia / fibula
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Characteristics

Area of the body
cancellous bone, medullary, tibia, fibula
Application
orthopedic surgery
Procedure
training
Material
polyurethane

Description

Orthopedic Simulator for Training in Distal Oblique Fracture Stabilization (Tibia/Fibula)

The anatomical model of the left tibia and fibula with a distal oblique fracture by Nacional Ossos was developed to meet the needs of instructors, students, and professionals in orthopedic traumatology who work with osteosynthesis, plates and screws, and external fixation. Ideal for hands-on training, workshops, courses, in-office demonstrations, and distance learning, this simulator allows users to practice fracture reduction and stabilization with a high degree of realism, repeatability, and safety.

With mechanical properties similar to those of human bone, the model allows for drilling, surgical cuts, reduction, and fixation using real instruments, providing training that closely mimics the clinical setting.

In addition, as part of the Nacional Ossos fracture series, it allows you to repeat the same procedure as many times as you like, standardizes teaching, and accelerates the learning curve.

Compatible with the line of clamps, it allows for secure fixation and mobility along the axes necessary to work with both hands with stability and precision.

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