C-Section Fetal Extraction Trainer – C-Celia

Description

Description:
Extremely realistic obstetric simulator for fetal extractions at Cesarean deliveries: Obstetric surgery skills and procedural training can be true-to-life with the C-Celia suite of birthing simulators. The material used in the simulator feels life-like (no hard plastics), is very durable and easy to clean.
The Fetal Extraction Simulator features:
1. Open (post C-section) abdomen simulator with integrated pressurized lubricant system to imitate a true-to-life experience for difficult fetal extractions at Cesarean deliveries
2. Post C-section: Low-transverse incision and uterus with a low transverse hysterotomy enable various extraction maneuvers and techniques including suction assist and forceps
3. Extremely durable material supports countless delivery trainings
4. Realistic anatomy enables hands-in-the-body simulation
Fetal extraction methods to assist with the Cesarean delivery include:
1. Manual delivery utilizing fundal pressure
2. Vacuum assisted extraction
3. Forceps extraction
Difficult fetal presentations can be manually positioned by the instructor to simulate the fetal extraction scenario that needs to be trained by the obstetricians and the medical team. Common difficult C-section fetal extraction scenarios include for example:
1. Cord prolapse
2. Single footling breech
3. Prolapsed arm
4. Triple nuchal cord
5. Transverse lie
Delivery content:
1. Lubricant gel
2. 1 set of twin babies
3. Open abdomen C-section simulator and uterus
Features:
1. The Fetal Extraction Simulator features:
2. Open (post C-section) abdomen simulator to imitate a true-to-life experience for difficult fetal extractions at Cesarean deliveries
3. Post C-section: Low-transverse incision and uterus with a low transverse hysterotomy enable various extraction maneuvers and techniques including suction assist and forceps
4. Extremely durable material supports countless delivery trainings
5. Realistic anatomy enables hands-in-the-body simulation
6. Fetal extraction methods to assist with the Cesarean delivery include:
7. Manual delivery utilizing fundal pressure
8. Vacuum assisted extraction
9. Forceps extraction
10. Difficult fetal presentations can be manually positioned by the instructor to simulate the fetal extraction scenario that needs to be trained by the obstetricians and the medical team. Common difficult C-section fetal extraction scenarios include for example:
11. Cord prolapse
12. Single footling breech
13. Prolapsed arm
14. Triple nuchal cord
15. Transverse lie
16. Weight : 28.499 kg
17. Dimension : 60 x 50 x 27 cm