The role of advanced breast visual and palpation models

The advanced breast visual and palpation model is mainly used to enhance the recognition ability, operational skills and clinical judgment level of medical staff in breast examinations. The model is designed based on the real anatomical structure of the breast, featuring realistic skin texture and tissue layers. It can simulate normal breasts and various types of lumps, cysts or lesions, allowing trainees to practice visual and palpation in an environment close to real touch sensations.

Through the model, trainees can systematically learn to observe changes in the appearance of breasts, touch nodules of different textures and sizes, and identify suspicious features such as increased hardness, unclear boundaries or fixed ones. The model can be repeatedly operated without risk or privacy pressure, making it very suitable for beginners to master standardized inspection steps and techniques.

This model is widely sed in medical teaching, nursing training, clinical assessment and public health education, which is conducive to improving the early screening ability of breast diseases and the accuracy of clinical examinations. Overall, it is an important teaching tool for enhancing the ability to assess breast health.