The neonatal tracheal intubation training model is mainly used for professional skills training of medical staff in medical colleges and universities, nursing training institutions and neonatal intensive care units (NICUs).

This model can highly restore the real structure of a newborn's head, neck and airway, including the oral cavity, throat, glottis and trachea, etc., allowing trainees to practice tracheal intubation in a simulated environment.

Through this model, trainees can master key techniques such as neonatal airway assessment, intubation Angle, depth control and fixation methods, and improve their operational proficiency in emergency respiratory distress or asphyxia situations.

Models are usually equipped with airway opening prompts and ventilation feedback systems to help operators determine in real time whether the operation is correct. Its application has effectively enhanced the clinical response and first aid capabilities of medical staff, providing important teaching and training support for the safe resuscitation of newborns and the treatment of severe cases.