Diabetic Foot Model, Diabetic Foot Simulator Graded Foot Plate, Purulent Wound Lesions Grade(mild Disease 1~3level Or Severe 4~5level), for Anatomy, Physiology, Wound Care Severe

These anatomical models promote clinical understanding of diabetes complications, making complex pathology visually accessible. Ideal for medical educators and endocrinology specialists. Reusable - Wound trainer provides long-term training opportunities. Product: Diabetic Foot Model (Mild or Severe) Material: Food-grade silicone + PVC base Product color: Skin color Model dimensions: 22 x 14.5 x 14 cm Base dimensions: 15.8 x 14.5 Packaging dimensions: 21 x 21 x 10 cm Product weight: Approximately 1200 g Packaging weight: Approximately 1300 g Packing list: 1 * Diabetic Foot Model

• Two-Stage Model: Mild disease 1~3Level or Severe 4~5Level. This model is rigorously designed based on real-world diabetic foot pathology data, accurately depicting both mild symptoms (dry skin/callus formation) and severe ulcer progression (tissue necrosis/bone exposure), ensuring precise medical education.
• Side-by-Side Pathology Comparison: The mild model demonstrates early warning signs, while the severe model reveals late-stage complications, supporting comparative learning and helping students understand disease mechanisms.
• Diabetic Foot Model: Really simulates the shape of real human feet. When pressing, you can feel the softness and resistance as if touching the real edema area; touching the wound, rough scabs and uneven tissue damage will bring you an immersive tactile impact.
• Material: Made of food-grade silicone, it is odorless and non-allergenic. effectively simulates varying degrees of diabetic foot ulceration, infection, and necrotic tissue, helping students intuitively understand the pathological characteristics of diabetic foot.
• Usage Scenarios: Suitable for medical schools, hospitals, emergency training centers, and patient education, it helps doctors, nurses, and patients understand the different stages, treatments, and care techniques of diabetic foot. Medical and nursing teaching/patient demonstrations can be handled.