Bacterial Skin & Soft Tissue Infection Wound Simulation Models (Set of 4)

This set of bacterial skin and soft tissue infection(SSTI) simulation models is designed to represent four common bacterial skin conditions: boil (furuncle), cellulitis, folliculitis, and impetigo. Each model highlights distinct visual characteristics, supporting effective clinical assessment, infection recognition, and comparative learning.

The Key Features:

• Comprehensive Bacterial Infection Simulation
  This advanced 3D wound model set includes four carefully designed bacterial infection types including boil (furuncle), cellulitis, folliculitis, and impetigo, enabling comprehensive learning and side-by-side comparison of common bacterial skin infections.

• Flexible, High-Quality Silicone Construction
  Each bacterial infection model is made from premium silicone, offering excellent flexibility and durability while accurately replicating human skin texture and appearance. The smartphone-sized format makes the models easy to carry, display, and use in various training settings.

• Acrylic Base Design with Storage Case
  Each silicone model is securely mounted on an acrylic base for easy handheld use and flat-surface display, helping keep the model clean during demonstrations. A dedicated storage case is included for convenient organization and transport.

• Washable, Durable & Long-Lasting
  Designed for repeated training use, the models are washable and easy to clean, maintaining durability and hygiene even after frequent handling and classroom demonstrations.

• Ideal for Diverse Training Scenarios
  These models are suitable for medical training programs, nursing education, clinical practice, workshops, and simulation sessions, serving as a practical visual tool for structured instruction, skills demonstration, and patient communication.

Product Specifications:

• Product: Bacterial Infection Wound Simulation Models
• Infection Types: Boil (Furuncle), Cellulitis, Folliculitis, Impetigo
• Material: Premium silicone with acrylic backing
• Use: Medical training, nursing education, clinical practice, workshops, and patient communication