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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Dec. 16, 2008
Filed:
Sep. 06, 2005
Robert Allen, Baltimore, MD (US);
Edith Gurewitsch, Baltimore, MD (US);
Paul Gilka, Jarrettsville, MD (US);
Esther Kim, Baltimore, MD (US);
Parnduangjai Theprungsirikul, Bangkok, TH;
Robert Allen, Baltimore, MD (US);
Edith Gurewitsch, Baltimore, MD (US);
Paul Gilka, Jarrettsville, MD (US);
Esther Kim, Baltimore, MD (US);
Parnduangjai Theprungsirikul, Bangkok, TH;
Birth Injury Prevention, LLC, Baltimore, MD (US);
Abstract
Maternal and fetal birthing simulators are disclosed. The maternal simulator has a rotatable gynecoid pelvis, legs articulated at the hip and knee joints, and a deformable covering that simulates the feel of the skin and underlying tissues. The maternal birthing simulator may optionally be used with a pressure-based uterine propulsive system. The fetal simulator has an extensible spine, a movable head, movable clavicles, and arms articulated at the shoulder and elbow joints, and may include sensors to measure spinal extension, head rotation, applied traction force, and brachial plexus displacement.
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