The Wound moulage sacral decubitus, cleaned is a clinical-grade wound simulation tool designed for healthcare educators and trainees. It realistically replicates the sacral region after surgical cleaning of a pressure ulcer, helping users master wound care techniques, dressing applications, and vacuum therapy procedures. Choose this detailed moulage to elevate simulation realism and teach the true complexity of sacral wound management.

Enhance Wound Care Training with Lifelike Sacral Ulcer Simulation

Bring authentic clinical challenges to your training with the Wound moulage sacral decubitus, cleaned. This moulage displays the sacral area with thoroughly cleaned pressure ulcer characteristics, including present wound pockets and a lifelike anal fold. You can use it freshly cleaned or add wound exudate for varied scenarios. It adheres easily to manikins or standardized patients, and you can secure it with special skin glue for longer, more intensive practice sessions. Demonstrate vacuum wound therapy and dressing techniques while teaching students to navigate the unique anatomy and care hurdles of sacral ulcers. Clinical educators trust the included storage box for simple and hygienic transport and storage.

Features and Benefits

• Replicates sacral pressure ulcer after surgical cleaning
• Necrotic tissue is removed and wound pockets remain
• Available as freshly cleaned or with wound exudate option
• Anal fold included to reflect anatomical dressing challenges
• Adheres to manikins or simulation patients for realistic use
• Secure with special skin glue for longer sessions
• Supplied with storage box for protection and convenience
• Supports demonstration of vacuum wound therapy
• Clinical-grade, education standard product

Indications for Use

• Training in wound care and dressing techniques
• Demonstration of vacuum wound therapy
• Simulation of sacral pressure ulcer management
• Education for nursing, medical, and allied health students

Size Guide

• One size – anatomically modeled for sacral region; fits standard simulated patients and manikins