





This realistic 6-week-old infant model enables trainees to repeatedly practise the key examination procedures of hip sonography, including the ability to identify standard plane for Graf’s classification.
The ultrasoundable material allows learners to locate key landmarks, making it an ideal training tool for paediatricians, radiologists and orthopaedists.
Overview
- Features bilateral hips for examination
- Facilitates anatomical understanding of an infant’s hip joint
- Movable arms to practise supporting, handling and repositioning of the infant
Realism
- Visualisation of standard, anterior and posterior planes
- Life-size manikin that allows for training in supporting and changing the position of the infant while interacting with his/her guardian
Safety
- Latex free
Anatomy
- Chondro-osseous junction
- Femoral head
- Synovial membrane
- Joint capsule
- Acetabular labrum
- Cartilaginous portion of the acetabular roof
- Bony promontory of the superior bony acetabular rim
- Lower margin of the ilium
- Standard plane
Skills Gained
- Setting and preparation for hip sonography
- Changing the position of the infant
- Communication and interaction with infant's guardian
- Correct use and positioning of the transducer
- Recognition of landmarks for hip sonography
- Interpretation and morphological classification of the sonogram