Concept and Anatomy
Child maltreatment
Children around the world are victims to domestic violence and abuse, yet the problem is often overlooked. Noticing the signs of an abusive fracture of a child is the first step to putting an end to these maltreatments.
| Signs of callus | A number of callus examples can be a result of abusive treatment. This particular model contains calluses in the wound healing phase 5. |
| Supracondylar humerus fracture |
A supracondylar humerus fracture on the distal humerus above the epicondyles and is a fracture commonly observed in children, accounting for approximately 20%. |
| Spiral fracture | Certain causes of non-accidental pediatric injuries, such as spiral fractures, include maltreatment stimulated by anger or distress. |
| Back, scapula and rib fractures |
Rib fractures close to the vertebrae may be potential indicators of the child being thrown. |
| Skull fractures | A linear skull fracture may be another indication of child maltreatment. At times, fractures display better on x-ray scans than CT imaging. |
Features:
- Training in pediatric radiography can be enriched with clear and subtle bone fractures
- Typical fractures resulting from child abuse are also included
Applications:
- Plain X-ray
- CT
- Basic patient positioning
Case / Pathology:
- Signs of callus
- Supracondylar humerus fracture
- Back, scapula and rib fractures
- Skull fractures
Size:
110 cm / 43.3 in
20kg / 44lb
Materials:
Soft tissue: urethane based resin (density: 1.06) / Synthetic bone: epoxy resin (density: 1.31) / Skull: epoxy resin (density:1.11)
*Phantom has no metal parts or liquid structure
Set Includes
| Quantity | Item |
|---|---|
| 1 | Pediatric Whole Body Phantom |
| 1 | Head Supporter |
| 1 | Hand Fixture Belt |
| 1 | Screwdriver |
| 1 | Set of Sample X-ray Data (DVD) |
| 1 | Manual |
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