Circular local infiltration anesthesia training model

The main function of the circular local infiltration anesthesia training model is to provide medical students and clinical personnel with a realistic training platform to master the operation methods of local infiltration anesthesia, especially circular anesthesia. Circular local infiltration anesthesia is often used for anesthesia treatment around surgical incisions or wounds. The operation requires precision, ensuring the anesthetic effect while avoiding damage to the surrounding tissues. Therefore, it is particularly necessary to conduct training with the aid of models.

During the training process, trainees can clearly identify the simulated tissue structure through the model, learn how to select the appropriate anesthesia site and injection point, and master the control of needle Angle, depth and the speed of drug injection. Models are usually designed with simulated skin and tissue layers, which can truly reflect the resistance of acupuncture and the diffusion effect of the medicinal liquid, allowing trainees to accumulate operational experience through repeated practice.

Meanwhile, this model supports the characteristics of being risk-free and reusable, avoiding the risks of direct practice on patients, which is conducive to cultivating the clinical thinking and hand flexibility of trainees. By using the circular local infiltration anesthesia training model, trainees can systematically master the technical key points of circular anesthesia, providing reliable support for minor surgical operations and routine clinical procedures.