Cardiopulmonary Auscultation Simulator, PE6411

The simulator is a model of anatomically correct human torso, mounted on a special base. It is intended for practising the skills of auscultation of the heart and lungs. Auscultation points are located in places accepted in medical practices, which makes it possible to listen to different variants of pathologies both from the front and from behind. Highly sensitive sensors integrated in anatomically correct auscultation points allow the reproduction of a particular sound when touched correctly with the stethoscope. Functional features: possibility of individual and group lessons; extensive database of real sound patterns; anatomical landmarks in the form of clavicles, ribs, intercostal ribs and large pectoral muscles. The material of manufacture of the simulator is physically close to natural values. Heart tones: aortic stenosis; split second heart tone; second heart tone amplified; holosystolic murmur; interventricular septal defect; defect...