• Realistic Design

The left partial amputated arm simulation model connects from the upper arm to the hand, with the amputation located in the middle of the forearm. The wound details are rich and the skin texture is realistic. It replicates common amputation scenarios such as industrial accidents, traffic collisions, or battlefield injuries, featuring an open wound that exposes muscles and bones, accurately reflecting severe bleeding and tissue damage.

• Wearable and Flexible

Designed to be worn directly on a human or mannequin arm, it facilitates dynamic hands-on training and is more practical than fixed models.

• Practical Training Tool

The amputated arm model is suitable for practicing multiple emergency skills including bleeding control, bandaging, tourniquet application, wound cleaning and disinfection, trauma assessment, pain management, and on-site emergency response. It helps trainees master trauma scene management techniques.

• Versatile Usage

The model is widely used in emergency medical training, military combat injury drills, nursing education, firefighting exercises, as well as natural disaster and industrial accident simulations.