In addition to rescue breaths, this trainer enables trainees to learn chest compressions with correct hand position, compression depth and rhythm. For advanced training, an IV access can be established. The training dog features indicator lights for correct ventilation volume, correct hand position and correct compression depth. An audible signal and a light indicate when compressions are too forceful. With correct ventilation, the chest rises and falls. Supplied with carry bag, 3 lungs, 10 nose pieces and three lungs.

The following can be practised on the CasPeR CPR training dog: correct ventilation, correct chest compressions, correct hand position, correct compression depth, and delivery of the exact ventilation volume. With correct ventilation, the chest rises and falls. The model has no visual feedback function. Correct performance must be assessed by the instructor. The airways can be replaced quickly and easily to ensure safe and hygienic handling.

Coniotomy places high demands on the skills of the practitioner and, with insufficient practice, can have serious consequences for patients. Crico Chris enables regular training of lifelike coniotomies without risk. This handy trainer features a larynx with replaceable conic ligament (Ligamentum conicum) and skin. Both the skin and the Lig. conicum are designed so that they can be rotated step by step through 360°, allowing a wide range of exercises until replacement is required. A special feature of Crico Chris is the blood-filled pouch placed between the skin and the ligament; when the incision is made, blood escapes and makes subsequent work more difficult. In addition to lifelike anatomy and realistic haptics, Crico Chris offers excellent value for money and high cost-efficiency.

Scope of delivery:
- Base body
- Laryngeal cartilages
- 2 x larynx ligament layer
- Neck skin
- Airway
- 3 x artificial blood pouches

If the airways are accidentally damaged or lost during training, this spare part will make your Crico Chris complete again.

If the larynx is accidentally damaged or lost during training, this spare part will make your Crico Chris complete again.

This cricothyrotomy tape allows the conical ligament (Lig. conicum) to be cut during cricothyrotomy. After each cut, the tape is rotated slightly further so that the entire circumference can be used.

Reinforced skin for the "Crico Chris" cricothyrotomy trainer. After the incision, this skin allows you to simply rotate it a little further so that a new area is available for the next cut. This makes the skin almost 360° rotatable and therefore enables intensive use before it needs to be replaced.

By placing these bags under the skin, Crico Chris bleeds during cricothyrotomy. For a more realistic training experience.

As the feline counterpart to the emergency dog Critical Care Jerry, Critical Care Fluffy is a life-size, realistic cat model.

It features all the characteristics of Critical Care Jerry – trachea, oesophagus, epiglottis, tongue, movable jaw and functional lungs. Designed for CPR, veterinarians can practise various resuscitation techniques on the cat. In addition, restraint, bandaging and venepuncture (there are multiple puncture sites) can be practised. Critical Care Fluffy is supplied with a carry bag, artificial blood, IV reservoir, IV holder, 5 disposable lungs, an endotracheal tube and a syringe.

This moulage shows a large, deep laceration. With tubing for a bleeding function. The moulage adheres independently to simulation patients or mannequins, but for longer training sessions it can also be secured with special skin adhesive.

Supplied incl. storage box.

Wound size: approx. 28 x 14.5 x 1.8 cm

Deciduous dentition, age 5 years
This life-size model shows the upper and lower jaw of a 5-year-old child. The lower jaw is movable to demonstrate the natural bite. The jaws are opened and show the developing permanent teeth. On stand.

Product details:

Size: 9 x 10 x 9 cm
Weight: 85 g

This lifting model clearly demonstrates the condition of the spine when lifting correctly versus incorrectly. If the figure lifts the load correctly, i.e. bends the knees and keeps the back straight, the vertebral bodies remain aligned and the load is evenly distributed. If the figure lifts with straight legs and the body bent forwards, the spine separates and the patient can clearly see that the vertebrae in the front area are subjected to heavy strain, which leads to disc damage. An indispensable demonstration item for any practice!

Size: 23 x 15 x 15 cm



Size: 18 x 19 x 12 cm, weight: 0.8 kg

Dental dummy
A simple and affordable chair-mounted dummy for training dental technical assistants and dental prophylaxis assistants in dental practices. The unit includes the DENTOFORM® model for technical training, an Aluminal skull and a soft Plassein head. Thanks to the fully movable ball joint, the head can be positioned in many different ways. With chair fixing.

Product details:

Weight: 2.8 kg

Dental prosthesis model, 7-piece, 10x enlargement
A longitudinally sectioned lateral incisor, canine, first molar and a bridge (consisting of the first premolar with a gold crown) are removable.
All relevant structures are labelled. On a transparent, jaw-shaped stand.

Product details:

Size: 70 x 25.5 x 15 cm

Product description:

Diabetes injection pad
This injection pad feels and looks like real skin. It is ideally suited for demonstrating injection technique. It can be attached to various parts of the body and allows patients to inject liquids to practise self-injection. The pad works with all standard injection needles. The underside is, of course, made of a puncture-resistant plastic plate.

This injection training pad, unlike other practice pads, allows you to simulate both normal and hardened abdominal skin. It enables the trainee to form a realistic abdominal skinfold for injection and, thanks to special materials, offers an exceptionally realistic feel that is very close to human tissue. The model is puncture-resistant and can be attached to the trainee using a flexible strap.

This life-size model clearly shows the segmented anatomy of the left and right lung. The different lobes are painted in different colours to highlight their position.

This model of two lumbar vertebrae in a schematic representation is approximately enlarged 2x and gives the therapist the opportunity to clearly simulate a herniated disc. By compressing the vertebral bodies, the inner nucleus of the intervertebral disc is forced out, vividly illustrating the mechanics of a herniated disc. The protruding prolapse can be pressed out in such a way that the effect on the spinal nerve is clearly visible. With this aid, you can quickly and easily explain to your patients what happens in the event of a herniated disc. Thanks to the enlarged representation, the model is very easy to handle and is also ideally suited for use in groups.