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10-16
Unisex anatomy torso ADA-209 (55cm, 20 parts) — organs, vertebra spinal nerves and interchangeable male/female genitalia for classroom teaching.
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Electric brainstem model BIX-A2105 — luminescent brain-nucleus display with voice cues, 30 × 30 × 60 cm, reference price $500.94.
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9-part meiosis teaching model BMN/HB133: nuclear chromosome changes, cytokinesis and the new cell wall separating one mother cell into two.
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An 85cm skeleton with the heart in place and the major vessels and nerves drawn across the body — bones and circulation on one stand.
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Skull, 7 cervical vertebrae, 8-part brain and cervical vessels on one stand — a single model for head, neck and neuroanatomy lessons. Price on request.
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This October, the Nasdaq MarketSite billboard in Times Square carried the name of Shanghai Chinon Medical Model & Equipment Manufacturing Co., Ltd. — the manufacturing arm behind the Chinon Medical teaching-model range. Here is the factory story behind the screen: a production base in Shanghai’s Songjiang Industrial Zone, three ISO management systems, and eight teaching-model families built under one roof since 1998.
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Full-body CPR simulator that shows vital signs and scores every compression: barcode depth/volume feedback, three training modes and printed reports.
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BIX/CPR170 advanced pediatric CPR training manikin: a full-body child simulator for PALS and pediatric emergency training, with open-airway simulation, compression depth and ventilation volume feedback, 30:2 and 15:2 ratio alarms, carotid pulse and battery field mode. ISO 13485 and CE. USD 1,472.90. Email chinonmed@adaanatomy.com.
MORE>09-17
BIX/ACLS800A senior multifunctional ACLS training manikin: 2020-guideline CPR with real-time data display, 20 stored ECG rhythms, real defibrillation and pacing, oral and nasal intubation with lung blocking, IV/IM injection and catheterization; ISO 9001/14001/45001 and CE. USD 3,534.98. Email chinonmed@adaanatomy.com.
MORE>09-14
BIX-A1047 42cm asexual torso model with 18 dissectible parts — a compact desk-scale anatomy station for medical schools and nursing training. Physical models outperform 3D screen presentations (67–69% vs 41% correct, Wainman et al., 2018), so hands-on torso study remains essential. Email chinonmed@adaanatomy.com.
MORE>09-08
A training guide for the BIX/CPR260 computer half-body CPR manikin with detachable printer — electronic three-color feedback on compression depth (5–6 cm zone) and ventilation volume (500/600–1,000 ml), correct/wrong counters, voice prompts, exercise and exam modes, and pupil-response examination, with printed operation results for documentation. Real cardiac arrests show compressions frequently too shallow and too slow versus guidelines (Abella et al., 2005), automated feedback improves delivered CPR quality (Kramer-Johansen et al., 2006), and deeper guideline-range compressions are associated with better survival (Vadeboncoeur et al., 2014). Contact chinonmed@adaanatomy.com for institutional quotes.
MORE>09-03
A training guide for the BIX-F52 advanced delivery mechanism teaching series model — three-dimensional demonstration of fetal engagement, descent, flexion, internal rotation, extension, and expulsion for obstetric and midwifery education. Obstetric emergencies training measurably improved neonatal outcomes in unit-level studies (Draycott et al., 2006), and long-term shoulder dystocia drills cut brachial plexus injury from 7.4% to 1.3% (Crofts et al., 2016). Contact chinonmed@adaanatomy.com for pricing and configuration details.
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