The role of the infant lumbar puncture model

The infant lumbar puncture model is a highly realistic training device specially designed for medical teaching and clinical skills training, mainly used by medical staff to learn and master the standardized operation of infant lumbar puncture. This model is made based on the real anatomical structure of infants, accurately reconstructing the positional relationship of the skin, vertebrae, ligaments and spinal cord cavity. It can simulate the changes in needle sensation and resistance during the actual puncture process, helping trainees familiarize themselves with the correct needle insertion Angle, depth and technique.

In medical education, the infant lumbar puncture model is widely used in the teaching and assessment of pediatrics, anesthesiology and nursing specialties, providing students with a safe and repeatable practice environment and avoiding the risks brought by direct operation on real children. At the same time, it can also be used for preoperative training and skills assessment, enhancing the emergency handling and operational accuracy of medical staff in clinical work. The application of this model has effectively improved the teaching quality and practical training effect, and is of great significance for cultivating the professional ability of medical staff and their awareness of infant safety care.