Hands-on ultrasound training requires tools that are realistic, durable, and flexible enough to support learners at different stages.

Our best-selling ultrasound phantoms are designed to meet those needs—supporting repeatable practice across vascular access, fracture identification, and foreign body detection. With realistic puncture resistance, self-healing materials, and high-quality imaging, these models are trusted by educators training in high-volume environments.

Below is a closer look at three ultrasound trainers educators rely on most:

Vascular Access Ultrasound Phantom
Build confidence across access scenarios

Ultrasound-guided vascular access is a foundational skill that benefits from repetition and variation. This phantom supports training from introductory techniques to more advanced access challenges.

Available configurations include:

• Three vessels, including superficial, bifurcated, and deep vessels
• Four vessels, including superficial, bifurcated, medium-depth, and deep vessels

Ideal for IV placement, PICC lines, and advanced access training, this model allows learners to refine technique while instructors adjust complexity to match experience level.

Ultrasound Phantom – Bone Fracture
Strengthen fracture identification and assessment

This phantom supports musculoskeletal and trauma-focused ultrasound education by allowing users to visualize and compare fracture patterns in soft tissue.

It includes:

• One healthy bone for baseline comparison
• Four fractured bones with varying degrees of injury

Learners can practice identifying subtle and obvious fractures without patient risk—reinforcing diagnostic confidence and clinical decision-making.

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Ultrasound Phantom – Foreign Body
Train to detect what’s hard to see

Foreign body detection can be challenging, especially when objects are radiolucent or deeply embedded. This phantom helps learners develop the skills needed to locate materials commonly encountered in clinical care.

Features include:

• Six embedded foreign bodies (glass, metal, wood, and more)
• Objects placed at varying depths to increase detection difficulty

This model is especially valuable for emergency, urgent care, and procedural training environments.

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