The fistula and stoma nursing model is mainly used by medical students, nursing staff and gastroenterology trainees to learn and practice the nursing operations after fistula and stoma surgery. The model is designed based on the real human anatomical structure, including abdominal skin, fistula or stoma sites and surrounding tissues, and can simulate different types of stomas (such as colostomy and ileostomy) and fistula drainage conditions. Through this model, learners can practice operations such as wound cleaning, ostomy bag replacement, surrounding skin care, pressure ulcer protection, dressing fixation and drainage management, and master the nursing process and skills.

The reusability and realistic touch of the model enable trainees to practice repeatedly in a safe environment, improving their operational proficiency and emergency response capabilities. Teachers can demonstrate nursing procedures in combination with models, correct operational errors, and simulate the handling of postoperative complications, such as skin maceration and infection prevention and control. This model is widely applied in nursing colleges, hospital skills training and continuing education, and is an important teaching tool for improving the nursing level of stomas and fistulas.