Below-Knee Amputation Training Leg for Laerdal Manikin

This 3D-printable lower limb is designed as a training accessory for a full-body Laerdal training manikin. The model simulates a below-knee amputation and is intended primarily for realistic medical simulation and practical trauma training.

The model allows trainees to practice the recognition and management of massive extremity bleeding, particularly the correct application and positioning of a tourniquet in a simulated below-knee amputation scenario.

It is designed for repeated hands-on use during controlled training scenarios and can be incorporated into prehospital emergency care, tactical medicine, trauma management, and other medical simulation exercises.

The purpose of the model is to provide an affordable and reusable training aid that can help increase realism during simulation-based education and allow repeated practice of critical bleeding control skills.

IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE

This model is intended exclusively for training, simulation, and educational purposes.

It is NOT a certified or approved medical device, prosthetic device, or medical treatment accessory and is not intended for use on real patients.

The model is an independently created training accessory and is not intended to replace any original manufacturer-approved simulation equipment or official training materials.

Users are responsible for ensuring that the model is suitable for their intended training environment and that its use complies with applicable local regulations, institutional policies, and training protocols.

The creator assumes no responsibility or liability for injury, damage, incorrect training practices, or any other consequences resulting directly or indirectly from the manufacture, modification, or use of this model.

For training and simulation purposes only.