| Description | Designed for realistic ultrasound training in locating and assessing foreign objects, this simulator supports probe control and anatomy recognition. Lifelike echogenic material mimics human tissue, containing a pin, bullet, pellet, metal shard, and splinter for accurate identification and assessment under ultrasound in a safe, controlled learning environment. | Designed for realistic central venous access training, this simulator features two veins with simulated calcifications (approx. 10 mm diameter) for accurate needle insertion and assessment. Lifelike echogenic material mimics human tissue, supporting probe control, anatomy recognition, and safe practice of ultrasound-guided invasive techniques in a controlled, repeatable learning environment. | Designed for realistic practice of Seldinger and Midline techniques, this simulator includes extended veins for full procedure training. Two veins (8–10 mm) lie 25 mm below the surface within lifelike echogenic material, enabling accurate needle insertion, vein occlusion assessment, and development of probe control, anatomy recognition, and invasive technique skills safely. | Designed for realistic, repeatable central venous access training, this simulator supports probe control, anatomy recognition, and invasive technique practice with minimal setup. Lifelike echogenic material mimics human tissue, while two central veins (8 mm and 10 mm) positioned approximately 20 mm deep allow accurate needle insertion and ultrasound confirmation. | Designed for realistic, repeatable ultrasound-guided vascular access training, this simulator features four central veins (8–10 mm) positioned 15 mm and 35 mm below the surface. Lifelike echogenic material mimics human tissue, enabling accurate needle insertion, vein occlusion assessment, and development of probe control, anatomy recognition, and invasive technique skills safely. | Chester Chest™ has been an industry standard in healthcare simulation since 1986 for the teaching of central line care. Chester Chest™ features a standard arm with a dual lumen 5FR PICC exiting the basilic vein from the inner bicep area and a pre-positioned 20g IV catheter in the forearm. |
