Lifecast ALS Full Term Baby
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Lifecast ALS Full Term Baby

Lifecast ALS Newborn full‑term infant simulator for realistic neonatal training. Features anatomical accuracy, airway response, ventilation feedback and CPR capability, supporting effective practice across routine care and emergency scenarios.

Included Item Details
Full-term baby manikin 1 × Lifecast ALS full-term baby (36+ weeks)
Carry bag Wipe-clean transport bag

1. What gestation does this manikin represent?

It represents a full-term (36+ week) infant, suitable for neonatal and resuscitation training.

2. What procedures can be practised?

It supports airway management, ventilation, CPR, and (with options) umbilical access and intraosseous insertion.

3. Is the manikin reusable?

Yes. It is a durable, reusable training manikin designed for repeated simulation use.

4. Can the manikin be customised?

Yes, options include ethnicity variations, hand-punched hair, and additional clinical features.

5. What makes this different from standard neonatal manikins?

It offers film-quality realism based on real baby scans, improving both technical training and emotional engagement.

Key Features

High-fidelity realism
Based on scans of real full-term babies with visible veins and lifelike anatomical detail
Natural handling
Designed to replicate a 36+ week infant (2.2 kg) for realistic training
Advanced airway system
Stepwise airway with mouth, upper airway and lungs supporting BVM, OP airway, supraglottic airway and intubation
CPR compatibility
Suitable for neonatal resuscitation training
Training Applications
Supports airway management, ventilation and emergency procedures
Emotional engagement
Realistic design enhances handling and training immersion
Customisation options
Ethnicity and hand-punched hair options available
Expandable functionality
Optional umbilical access (cannulatable with flashback) and intraosseous access