M156

M156

Product catalog summary
Overview: The document describes a Decubitus Treatment Simulator and Scientific Treatment Model designed to aid in understanding and treating decubitus ulcers, commonly known as pressure sores. The model provides a detailed representation of the various stages of decubitus, from initial rash to severe tissue damage.
Stages of Decubitus:
  • Stage I: The epidermis is intact but a rash is visible.
  • Stage II: Characterized by abrasion, bleeding, and effusion.
  • Stage III: Represents the healing process of Stage IV, where deeper tissues like fascia are affected.
  • Stage IV: A severe stage with a hole separating the fascia and periosteum from the hypodermal organ.
Purpose and Functionality: The model aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of decubitus ulcers by allowing users to analyze the condition from a sectional view, beyond just the surface appearance. This approach facilitates a more informed selection of local treatments by revealing the underlying conditions of the skin, hypodermal organs, muscles, and bones.
Specifications:
  • Quantity: 4 types per set
  • Weight: Approximately 1.5kg per piece
  • Size: 39cm (W) x 22cm (D) x 10cm (H) per piece
Directors: The project is directed by Kunio Tsukada, President of Takaoka Station South Clinic, and Hiromi Sanada from Kanazawa University Premedical Course.
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M156 Decubitus Treatment Simulator ● Quantity/4 types/set ● Weight (1 piece)/About 1.5kg  ● Size (1 piece)/W39×D22×H10cm ● Directors/Takaoka station south clinic president Kunio Tsukada, Kanazawa University premedical course Hiromi Sanada Decubitus series describing particularity of each stage from I∼IV with reality. Hea ling process of sta ge IV where the f a scia a nd deeper ha d been a ffected. There exists a hole widely separating the fascia and periosteum from the hypodermal organ. Decubitus Scientific Treatment Model ● Quantity/4 pieces/set ● Weight (1 piece)/About 2kg  ● Size (1 piece)/W39×D9×H25cm ● Directors/Takaoka station south clinic president Kunio Tsukada, Kanazawa University premedical course Hiromi Sanada This Decubitus model was created with the hope that it will become a tool in understanding the eruption of Decubitus and the mechanism of its deterioration, so that one can choose the proper local treatment. When we do treatment on Decubitus, we can only see the surface. But what is the condition of the skin, hypodermal organ, muscles, and bones? We have made it possible to analyze the disease in its various stages from a sectional view, not only from observing the surface. By studying the conditions of Decubitus through this model, one can intuitively understand what is happening underneath the surface which should enable a more smooth choice of effective treatment.

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