VascularAccessChild Femoral Replacement Tissue

VACF-30

The VascularAccessChild Femoral Replacement Tissue is an ultrasoundable soft tissue that allows users to develop their skills in complete pediatric central venous catheterization of the femoral vein.

Use ultrasound to visualize cannulation, guidewire threading, and catheter placement. Practice palpating external landmarks to identify vessel location for blind/landmark insertion approaches.

Available in Original, Light, Medium and Dark skin tones. 

The VascularAccessChild Femoral Replacement Tissue is an ultrasoundable soft tissue that allows users to develop their skills in complete pediatric central venous catheterization of the femoral vein.

Use ultrasound to visualize cannulation, guidewire threading, and catheter placement. Practice palpating external landmarks to identify vessel location for blind/landmark insertion approaches.

Available in Original, Light, Medium and Dark skin tones. 

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  • One Vascular Access Child Femoral Replacement Tissue prefilled with venous and arterial fluid

VascularAccessChild Femoral Replacement Tissue

  • Anatomically correct, ultrasound compatible, femoral tissue with all relevant difficult palpating landmarks and vascular anatomy
  • Market-leading durability—self-sealing tissues and veins provide value in the frequency of needle sticks and full catheterizations per access site
  • Exceptional ultrasound imaging through repeated use—needle sticks and full catheterizations do not degrade the image acuity
  • Red and blue simulated blood differentiate the arterial and venous vessels; provides immediate feedback on successful or unsuccessful cannulation
  • Arterial pulse is present, and vein realistically compresses under palpation
  • Easily adjust venous pressure regulator for vein compression or low-pressure simulation scenarios
  • Replaceable tissues come pre-filled with blue venous and red arterial fluid
  • Tissues can remain filled when not in use and are easy to refill with fluid when necessary
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