Spinal Injection Simulator
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The Life/form® Spinal Injection Simulator is a valuable training and teaching aid allowing realistic demonstration and practice of all spinal injections. Spinal injection techniques include spinal anesthesia, spinal tap, epidural analgesia, caudal analgesia, sacral nerve block, and lumbar sympathetic block. Excellent simulation qualities, in addition to an easy-to-change vertebral column and replaceable skin, make this Life/form® product the very best available. View theLife/form® Spinal Injection Simulator being used to demonstrate a Post Dura Puncture Headache (PDPH) prevention technique at
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