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- Accurate waist tissue structure and obvious body surface signs: complete 1 to 5 lumbar vertebrae (vertebral body, vertebral arch plate, spinous process), sacrum, sacral hole, sacral angle, supraspinous ligament, interspinous ligament, ligamentum flavum, hard spine Membranes and bead reticulum, as well as the subdural reticulum, epidural space, and sacral canal formed by the above tissues; the posterior superior iliac spine, iliac crest, thoracic spinous process, and lumbar spinous proc
- The following operations are possible: lumbar anesthesia, lumbar puncture, epidural block, caudal nerve block, sacral nerve block, lumbar sympathetic nerve block.
- Human life-size simulation lumbar puncture medical model. This model is: 1: 1 ratio of the body, elasticity, accurate human anatomy. The simulated standardized patient is placed ilateral position, with the back perpendicular to the bed surface, the head bent forward to the chest, the knees flexed to the abdomen, and the trunk is arched.
- The waist can be moved. The operator needs to pull the patient’s head in one hand and hold the lower limbs at the popliteal fossa with the other hand, so that the spine can be kyphosis and widen the intervertebral space to complete the puncture.
- Lumbar puncture simulation is real: when the puncture needle reaches the simulated ligamentum flavum, the resistance increases and there is a sense of resilience; the breakthrough of the yellow ligament has a clear sense of emptying, that is, it enters the epidural space and there is negative pressure (at this time, the injection of anesthetic liquid It is epidural anesthesia); continue to enter the needle will pierce the dura mater and the bead omentum, a second sense of emptying occu

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