Bronchoscopy Airway for Healthcare Simulation
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Bronchoscopy Airway with Integrated Bite Block Size 4 for Healthcare Simulation
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- Printables
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- Chemistry & Biology
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- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
This is not real medical equipment and must not be used on real patients.
It is a 3D-printed simulation prop intended exclusively for healthcare education, demonstration, and training.
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Here is a 3D-printable bronchoscopy airway with an integrated bite block, designed as a reusable prop for healthcare simulation and airway management training.
The model is based on the functional concept of a real bronchoscopy airway:
the lumen is large enough to guide a bronchoscope and tracheal tube;
the length and curved shape help create a path toward the glottis;
a lateral opening allows easier removal of the airway after intubation;
the external bite block helps protect the bronchoscope during oral insertion.
It can be useful for:
flexible bronchoscopy workshops;
fiberoptic intubation training;
difficult airway simulations;
anaesthesia and intensive care education;
bronchoscope handling and equipment familiarisation;
airway management scenarios;
low-cost procedural training.
The model is intended to reproduce the basic geometry and workflow of this type of airway device without using clinical disposable equipment during simulation.
Important safety notice:
This is not real medical equipment and must not be used on real patients.
It is a 3D-printed simulation prop intended exclusively for healthcare education, demonstration, and training.
If you use this model in your simulation centre, course, or workshop, please send me a message or photo. I really enjoy seeing how my models are being used in medical education!