Thirty Weeks Premature Infant Model

The Vitaliya Thirty Weeks Premature Infant Model is designed to provide comprehensive training in neonatal care and premature infant management. It accurately represents the physical and physiological characteristics of a 30-week preterm infant, helping learners understand the unique challenges associated with premature birth.

The model includes realistic anatomical features, such as low body weight, shorter body length, gender-specific developmental characteristics, and signs of physiological jaundice, offering an authentic clinical training experience.

It supports a wide range of neonatal care procedures, including bregmatic palpation, incubator care, suction techniques, and nasal feeding, enabling healthcare professionals to develop essential skills required in NICU settings.

With its soft, flexible, and durable construction, the model ensures repeated use while maintaining realism, making it ideal for medical colleges, nursing institutes, hospitals, and neonatal training centers.

Key Training Features

Premature Infant Characteristics

• Accurately simulates a 30-week premature infant
• Features include:

• Weight less than 2500 g

• Body length shorter than 47 cm
  • Gender-specific anatomical details:

• Male: Undescended testes

• Female: Labium majus not covering labium minus
  • Includes visible signs of physiological jaundice

Comprehensive Neonatal Training

• Supports:

• Bregmatic palpation practice

• Premature infant bathing techniques

• Incubator-based care training

• Suction procedures

• Nasal feeding (gavage) practice

Realistic Design & Durability

• Constructed with lifelike texture and soft touch
• Provides excellent flexibility for handling and positioning
• Durable material allows for repeated training sessions