Prem & Full Term Babies
Introducing highly accurate and lifelike pre-term and full term baby manikins designed and manufactured at the world famous Elstree Film Studios in London, UK. Based on scans of real babies, lifelike features such as cannulatable umbilical cords, visible veins, ALS compatible airways and hand punched real hair are available. The full term baby is also available in a range of ethnicities.
Lifecast pre-term and full term babies encourage more natural handling, bringing a new level of realism to medical training and demonstrate our belief in building simulation training tools that create emotional attachment and engagement.
ALS PRE-TERM BABY - KEY FEATURES
Based on 28-29 week baby
Weight 950g approx.
Ethnicity – Caucasian
Step wise airway management with mouth, upper airway and lungs enabling bag/valve/mask, oropharyngeal airway, supraglottic airway and ET tube intubation.
CPR compatible
Umbilical Cord – cannulatable with flashback
Carry bag – wipe clean
Options:
Hand punched hair
Ethnicity options available on request
ALS FULL TERM BABY - KEY FEATURES
Based on 36+ week baby
Weight 2.2g approx.
Ethnicity – Caucasian
Step wise airway management with mouth, upper airway and lungs enabling bag/valve/mask, oropharyngeal airway, supraglottic airway and ET tube intubation.
CPR compatible
Carry bag – wipe clean
Options:
Hand punched hair
Umbilical cord – cannulatable with flashback
Intraosseous access
Ethnicity options available on request
Introduction
About Lifecast
Created at the world famous Elstree Film & TV Studios in London, Lifecast’s ultra-realistic manikins help create unrivalled emotional response and engagement, transforming the way medical simulation training is delivered and absorbed.
The Lifecast range includes Pre-Term & Full Term Babies, Children, Adults and Elderly Adult manikins in a range of ethnicities.
Lifecast manikins have been designed to be an integral part of medical simulation and Lifecast would emphasise that they are not designed as a single intervention task trainer. The use of alternative specific task trainers should be considered for this purpose.