This IO Leg add-on is designed for practising intraosseous infusion. The IO Leg add-on consists of a shin shaped bone structure within a silicone skin.
This IO Leg add-on is designed for practising intraosseous infusion. The IO Leg add-on consists of a shin shaped bone structure within a silicone skin. It can be strapped to many different baby simulators, including our Newborn and Infant NENASim product line.
Technical specifications:
Length: 22 cm
Shin shaped bone structure
Stretchable silicone straps for easy attachment to the baby simulator
Suitable for baby simulators with a leg circumference of 14 to 20 cm
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