The suture practice module wearable is a convenient and highly realistic surgical operation training tool, specially designed for medical students, nurses and interns to practice suture skills anytime and anywhere.

This module can usually be fixed on the arm, leg or other parts of the human body that can be simulated, simulating the structure of the skin, subcutaneous tissue and muscle layers. It has a real touch and elasticity, allowing trainees to practice various surgical operations such as incision, suturing, knotting and wound treatment. The advantage of the wearable design lies in its high flexibility, allowing for repeated practice in classrooms, laboratories, and even at home, which saves the cost of training venues and equipment, and also facilitates individual guidance by teachers.

It also supports the practice of various suturing methods, such as single-layer suturing, continuous suturing and intermittent suturing, helping trainees become familiar with the operation skills under different clinical needs. Overall, the wearable suturing practice module enhances the efficiency and safety of clinical operation skills training through convenient and repeatable operation experiences, playing a significant role in medical education and surgical skills development.