Shoulder for Joint Injection

Product No. 30010

For practicing soft tissue joint injection used for the treatment of injuries and arthritis.

Developed in collaboration with Dr Trevor Silver, whose book on Joint and Soft Tissue Injection (edition 5) is included.

Skills Gained:

Patient posture and management
Palpation techniques
Injection on 5 specific sites:
- subacromial space
- acromioclavicular joint
- bicipital groove
- glenoid fossa from the anterior aspect
- glenoid fossa from the posterior aspect

Product Anatomy:

Represents normal anatomy precisely (both superficially and subdermally) for palpation purposes

Product Qualities:

Easy-to-use Feedback Console: LEDs light up when correct injection sites have been acquired

Supplied with ‘No Trace’ marker (non-permanent rapidly fading ink) for illustrating underlying anatomical landmarks
NB: Not suitable for ultrasound training

Contains latex

Product No. 30010 For practicing soft tissue joint injection used for the treatment of injuries and arthritis. Developed in collaboration with Dr Trevor Silver, whose book on Joint and Soft Tissue Injection (edition 5) is included. Skills Gained: Patient posture and management Palpation techniques Injection on 5 specific sites: subacromial space acromioclavicular joint bicipital groove glenoid fossa from the anterior aspect glenoid fossa from the posterior aspect Product Anatomy: Represents normal anatomy precisely (both superficially and subdermally) for palpation purposes Download User Guide Share Product Qualities: Easy-to-use Feedback Console: LEDs light up when correct injection sites have been acquired Supplied with ‘No Trace’ marker (non-permanent rapidly fading ink) for illustrating underlying anatomical landmarks NB: Not suitable for ultrasound training Contains latex

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‘No-Trace’ Marker

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Shoulder Skin Shoulder Skin

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