| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Subject | Deceased adult female |
| Total injuries and wounds | 32 — individually hand-finished |
| Injury types | Bruises, abrasions, scars, lacerations, stab wounds, gunshot wound, open fracture, needle marks, post-mortem staining, petechial haemorrhages, ligature marks, chronic injection sinus |
| Post-mortem characteristics | Yes — included |
| Manufacture | Individually produced — not mass manufactured |
| Production technique | Lifecasting and 3D scanning from real human subjects |
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Lifecast Forensic Manikin
A hyper-realistic deceased adult female forensic training manikin with 32 detailed injuries and wounds. Supports forensic science, law enforcement, safeguarding, and healthcare injury recognition training.
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- What training programs is this manikin suited to?
It supports forensic science education, law enforcement training, healthcare and hospital-based injury recognition, safeguarding and abuse-recognition scenarios, medical and legal case discussions, and crime scene documentation training. - Why is a hyper-realistic manikin important for forensic training?
Understanding the appearance, location, and context of injuries is fundamental to forensic investigation. A realistic manikin allows learners to observe, identify, document, and discuss a broad range of traumatic presentations in a safe, repeatable environment before encountering real cases. - What injury types are represented on the manikin?
The 32 injuries include bruises, abrasions, scars, lacerations, stab wounds, a gunshot wound, open fracture, needle marks, post-mortem staining, petechial haemorrhages, a faint ligature mark around the neck, and a chronic injection sinus — covering the key presentations in forensic and safeguarding practice. - Will each manikin look exactly the same?
No. Each Lifecast manikin is individually hand-finished, meaning slight variations in appearance, colouration, and injury detail are to be expected — consistent with the bespoke, non-mass-produced manufacturing approach that gives Lifecast manikins their exceptional realism. - Can it be used for both classroom and immersive scenario training?
Yes. The manikin is designed for classroom teaching, case-based learning, and immersive scenario training — making it a versatile single investment for programs that need to move learners from theoretical knowledge to practical injury observation and professional communication skills.