Decubitus Treatment Model

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<li>Six layers of skin are used to represent Stage I to IV to enable understanding of the classification of each stage.</li>
<li>The skin is mode of silicone rubber for an appearance and texture that is similar to that of the human body.</li>
<li>All six skins can be layered on together and peeled off one by one to show the progression of decubitus at a glance. (Picture-card style)</li>
<li>Ointment can be applied and surgical treatment can be performed.</li>
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<p>* Do not apply ointment to the fitting holder. The surface paint may peel off.</p>

<h3>Classification of Each Stage</h3>
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Stage ?<br>
Circumscribed skin flare<br>
No changes to pale skin by pressure<br>
No injury on epidermis
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Stage ?<br>
Partial defect of skin including epidermis and dermis<br>
Blister and erosion are observed
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Stage ?<br>
Defect reach to subcutaneous tissue<br>
Sometimes pocket is formed
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Stage ?<br>
Deep defect down to the muscle, bone and support tissue<br>
Pocket is formed, and sometimes surgery is required for the treatment
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<th>Size</th>
<td>Approx. 18(L) × 22(W) × 5(H) cm</td>
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<th>Weight</th>
<td>Approx. 1.4 kg</td>
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<th>Materials</th>
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Holder: Urethane foam<br>
Skin: Silicone
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