Features
The Wound moulage venous leg ulcer, small, granulation phase is a self-adhesive simulation wound designed for educators and healthcare professionals. It accurately depicts a chronic venous insufficiency leg ulcer during the essential granulation stage. Choose this product for ultra-realistic wound care training and to reinforce correct dressing selection during medical simulations.
Deliver Realistic Medical Training with the Wound moulage venous leg ulcer, small, granulation phase
Give students and clinicians a lifelike experience with this detailed lower leg wound moulage. This small model replicates the most common presentation of venous leg ulcers, focusing on the phase where healthy granulation tissue forms. The self-adhering design sticks securely to the ankle or lower leg without hassle, while special skin glue can extend its adherence time for multiple training sessions. All construction materials meet strict dermatological safety standards, providing worry-free, hands-on practice. Whether teaching basic wound assessment or advanced dressing skills, this moulage delivers clinical-grade realism. A sturdy storage box keeps the simulation wound protected, clean, and ready for repeated educational use.
Features and Benefits
- Self-adhesive design for easy placement
- Represents a lower leg wound from chronic venous insufficiency
- Shows the granulation phase, which is the most common stage of leg ulcer healing
- Ideal for use at the ankle or lower leg
- Compatible with additional skin glue for extended wear
- Materials are proven dermatologically safe
- Includes a protective storage box
- Outputs clinical-grade simulation quality for professional education
Indications for Use
- Simulation of venous leg ulcer wound care
- Training on appropriate dressing application in the granulation phase
- Instruction in recognizing and managing chronic venous insufficiency wounds
Size Guide
- Small size – optimal for application to the ankle or lower leg (exact measurements not specified by manufacturer)

















