Synthetic self-adhesive skin tissue, method of making same and uses thereof for medical training
AssigneeCae Healthcare Canada Inc.
InventorsMathieu HACALA, Mathieu RUEL, REMI DUBUCQ
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AssigneeCae Healthcare Canada Inc.
InventorsMathieu HACALA, Mathieu RUEL, REMI DUBUCQ
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Described herein is a synthetic skin tissue and methods of forming same. The synthetic skin tissue comprises a lower adhesive surface that is self-adhesive on human skin and an upper training surface preferably displaying a simulated wound. The synthetic skin tissue comprises platinum catalyst silicone, a siloxane polymer silicone, and a low-viscosity deadener. Advantageously the synthetic skin tissue can be applied repeatably on a mannequin, a training phantom and/or a standardized patient's skin. Preferably the synthetic skin tissue possesses desired properties such as elastic, human skin-like texture, paintable, pierceable, suturable, washable, stain-resistant and hypoallergenic, making it a great product for repeated uses in medical training.
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A synthetic skin tissue comprising:
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A kit for the manufacture of a synthetic skin tissue, comprising:
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A method of forming a synthetic skin tissue, the method comprising:
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