Midline Perineal Repair Trainer

Available in Light and dark skin tone

Limbs & Things new Midline Perineal Repair Trainer supports key parts of Midwifery and OBGYN curricula worldwide.

What is new on the Midline Perineal Repair Trainer?

Using an innovative design, the perineum of the trainer has been changed from silicone to fabric. What does this mean when using it during simulation training?

• The new durable fabric construction increases the life span of the trainer
• Changes to the anal muscle mean there's no need for lubricant
• Revised anatomy allows for increased accuracy during procedures

As well as improved value for money with longer periods between ordering replacement parts, the new model means less waste, and reduces time spent on set up.

OVERVIEW

 

• Anatomically accurate model for teaching perineal suturing
• Model represents a 2nd degree midline vaginal tear
• Illustration pack representing each degree of perineal trauma

REALISM

 

• All essential layers of tissue can accept repeated sutures
• Soft skin with a similar drag and strength to human skin

VERSATILITY

 

• Can be used alongside PROMPT Flex Birthing Simulator, by placing the trainer in front, to add further realism 
• Quick and easy to set up during training sessions 
• Clamps are provided to secure the Midline Perineal Repair Trainer to the bench top 
• Trainer is compact and easily portable 

CLEANING

 

• Should the trainer require cleaning, use a soft damp cloth on the plastic parts
• Do not get the material section of this trainer wet

SAFETY

 

• This product is latex free
• Do not perform procedures without the trainer securely clamped to a workbench or training station
• Do not introduce liquid or gel to the trainer
• Ensure care when removing sutures using small sharp scissors or a scalpel and take care to only sever practice sutures and not integral stitching

SIMULATED PATIENT

 

• Perineal Repair Trainers can be used with a simulated patient
• Used in conjunction with PROMPT Flex birthing models with a simulated patient

ANATOMY

 

• Vaginal mucosa
• Hymenal remnants
• Posterior fourchette
• Perineal muscles (bulbocavernosus and transverse presented together)
• Perineal epidermis and dermis
• Anal sphincter and mucosa

SKILLS GAINED

• Recognition of internal anatomy
• Tissue and needle handling
• Perform mock infiltration (administering local anesthesia, we recommend this is done dry, without fluid)
• Deep musculature, subcuticular and superficial suturing
• Repair of 2nd degree perineal tear
• Pill rolling technique to determine the classification of injury