Practice loin for epidural lumbar injections

This practice back has been designed so that anesthesiologists can acquire the necessary touch before treating a real patient. If the epidural needle is inserted too deeply, a slight resistance is felt before it penetrates the dura mater. The features of this practice back are:

• Tactile and visual access to the lumbar spine, the epidural space and the dural sac
• It can be placed in a horizontal or lateral reclining position
• The spinous processes and inter-spinal spaces can be palpated under the skin
• The epidural injection is performed either with air or with some saline medium in order to detect
loss of resistance, and if a puncture of the dura mater accidentally occurs, the “cerebrospinal fluid” will appear
•It can be easily disassembled to show the position of the needle at any time
during penetration
• It consists of skin, muscle layer, flavum ligament, vertebral bones and intraspinal ligament

Supplied with a complete metal Tuohy needle and a loss of resistance syringe.

Measurements:

27 x 21 x 11 cm