Simulace poranění METI FX
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CAE Healthcare takes realism to the next level with METI FX – a hyper realistic set of advanced moulage wound simulation and special effects for use with any patient simulator. METI FX includes incredibly lifelike wounds that accurately replicate muscle, tissue and subcutaneous fat and reflect the true physical nature of a wound and its treatment. And, METI FX comes complete with CAE Healthcare’s own educational learning tools – a set of how-to treatment cards explaining procedure and learning objectives for both civilian and military patient scenarios.
CAE Healthcare knows that the more immersive the teaching environment is, the more valuable the learning experience will be. Severe trauma situations can become a paralyzing environment for any first
responder, military or civilian. METI FX provides an elevated simulation experience that allows the instructor to bring these horrific, incredibly realistic wounds into the world of simulation, thus better preparing learners for real world scenarios.
So amazingly lifelike, METI FX gunshot wounds were used on an episode of ABC’s hit drama Grey’s Anatomy!
METI FX is a complete, turnkey moulage simulation solution that comes in a convenient flight-case with organized product compartments.
Standard Kit Includes:
• 1 Abdominal Evisceration
• 1 Calf Avulsion
• 1 Open Head Wound
• 1 Lacerated Thigh
• 1 Compound Fracture – Arm
• 3 Bruising Patches
• 6 Bullet Holes
• 3 Lacerations
• 2 Fire Burns
• 3 Electrical Burns
• 1 Spider Bite/Decubitus Ulcer
• 1 Blood Pumping System
• Simulated Blood
• 1 Set of Wound/Treatment Cards
• Tubing and Connectors
• Ancillary Applications: 
- Simulated Glass - Make-Up - Glycerin
• Cleaner
• Wheeled Carrying Case
Optional Components Available:
| • Amputation (iStan) • Face/Head Injury • Impalement to the Leg • De-gloving of the hand • Compound Fracture to Tibia | | • Partial Arm Amputation |
METI FX was developed in part with the U.S. Army Research Development and Engineering Command, Simulation and Training Technology Center (RDE-COM STTC) through the Severe Trauma Simulation (STS) Program.