Pericardiocentesis and intracardiac injection training model

The main function of the pericardiocentesis and intracardiac injection training model is to help learners master the standard operation techniques of pericardiocentesis and intracardiac injection, and it is an important teaching device in first aid and clinical skills training. This model is designed based on the real anatomical structure of the human thoracic cavity and heart, marking key positions such as the heart, sternum, and intercostal Spaces, and can simulate the clinical operating environment. Through practice, learners can become familiar with the positioning of the puncture site, the Angle and depth of needling, and the aspiration technique, and master the emergency operation procedures for pericardial effusion or cardiac arrest.

The model is usually made of highly realistic materials and features a visualized pericardial cavity and an injectable cardiac cavity system, which can truly feedback the puncture touch and withdrawal response. Some models are also equipped with electronic feedback or liquid simulation systems, making the training process more in line with the actual operation experience. Through repeated practice, trainees can enhance their technical proficiency and clinical emergency response capabilities in a safe environment. Overall, the pericardial puncture and intracardiocardial injection training model is an important tool for medical students and medical staff to conduct cardiac emergency skills training.