The superficial knotting skills training model is a teaching model used for basic surgical operation training, mainly for learning and mastering the common superficial tissue knotting techniques in clinical practice.

The model is made of simulated skin and soft tissue materials, with a realistic texture. It can simulate the tension and feel of tissues during surgery and is suitable for various operation practices such as one-handed knotting, two-handed knotting, and instrument knotting.

By using this model, learners can repeatedly practice in a safe and repeatable environment, improving the stability and accuracy of their operations. This model is widely applied in off-campus science and technology teaching in medical colleges, nursing training, pre-surgical skills assessment, and continuing education and training for medical staff.

It not only helps students become familiar with the basic steps and techniques of knotting, but also cultivates their coordination and sense of touch in clinical operations. The application of the superficial knotting skills training model helps shorten the transition process from the classroom to the clinical setting, laying a solid foundation for safe and efficient surgical operations.