Colles' Fracture Reduction Trainer (Light Skin Tone)
Designed for Emergency Medicine and Orthopaedic Specialist trainees, the Limbs & Things Colles’ Fracture Reduction Trainer offers repeatable practice in fracture reduction of the wrist. It is also suitable for training junior doctors, Emergency Nurse Practitioners, staff nurses, Orthopaedic Practitioners (or Plasterer Technicians) and Health Care Assistants (HCAs). The Colles’ Fracture Reduction Trainer represents a fractured distal fragment of the radius and enables trainees to carry out the full procedure, diagnosis through visual inspections, reduction procedure and plastering the arm.
Designed for Emergency Medicine and Orthopaedic Specialist trainees, the Limbs & Things Colles’ Fracture Reduction Trainer offers repeatable practice in fracture reduction of the wrist. It is also suitable for training junior doctors, Emergency Nurse Practitioners, staff nurses, Orthopaedic Practitioners (or Plasterer Technicians) and Health Care Assistants (HCAs). The Colles’ Fracture Reduction Trainer represents a fractured distal fragment of the radius and enables trainees to carry out the full procedure, diagnosis through visual inspections, reduction procedure and plastering the arm.
- Adjustable tension allows for progressive levels of difficulty
- Trainees can perform all three stages of reduction: Exaggeration (to dis-impact the fracture), Traction and Flexion
- Accommodates various plastering techniques, including back slab, circular cast, sugar-tong splint, and 3-point moulds
- Stand allows the Colles’ Fracture arm to be placed at a variety of heights for different patient scenarios
- Fractured distal fragment of radius, and head & body of the ulna bone for visual and palpable identification
- Realistic representation of a distal angulation (dinner-fork) deformity
- Life-like haptic feedback when conducting the procedure
- Adjustable tension makes this trainer a perfect tool for OSCE courses
- Visual inspection & identification
- Reduction of the fracture including Exaggeration (to dis-impact the fracture), Traction and Flexion
- Plastering techniques
- Teamwork and communication when reducing the fracture
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