Knee arthroscopic simulator

■  The simulator is an anatomical structure of the right adult knee joint, including skin, muscles, femur, tibia, fibula, patella, patellar fat pad, tibia, fibular collateral ligament, anterior and posterior cruciate ligament, inner and outer meniscus, joint capsule, joint cavity, and other knee joints. It has obvious anatomical landmarks and can be used for arthroscopic examination and correct positioning during surgery.
■  It is possible to simulate the surgical approach and puncture entrance from different parts for joint examination and surgical operations. It supports various arthroscopic surgical methods and can practice triangular operation techniques on the simulator.