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Diabetic Foot Models

Our diabetic foot models are designed to provide realistic visual representations of common diabetic foot complications, including foot ulcers, tissue damage, infection, necrosis, and other pathological changes. 

The models can be used for medical and nursing education, diabetic foot assessment training, wound care instruction, clinical demonstrations, and patient education. They provide a clear, hands-on teaching aid for explaining ulcer characteristics, disease progression, potential complications, and the importance of proper diabetic foot care.

Ideal for medical schools, nursing programs, hospitals, wound care centers, diabetic education programs, training institutions, and medical simulation distributors.

OEM/ODM services, bulk orders, and distributor cooperation are available.

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  • Mild Diabetic Foot Model

    Mild Diabetic Foot Model

    The Mild Diabetic Foot Model accurately replicates early-stage diabetic foot conditions, including realistic skin texture, veins, slight swelling, and small ulcers. It’s perfect for medical education, clinical nursing training, dressing practice, and patient education. This model allows students, healthcare professionals, and patients to visually and tactilely understand mild diabetic foot conditions, making it ideal for classrooms, workshops, hospital training, and health awareness demonstrations.
  • Science Medical Diabetic Foot Grading Pegboard Model, Diabetes Mellitus

    Science Medical Diabetic Foot Grading Pegboard Model, Diabetes Mellitus

    By classifying the different stages of diabetic foot, it helps doctors and patients understand the progression of the condition and take timely and effective treatment and care measures.

    • Grade 1 – Mild skin damage with localized redness or small ulcers.
    • Grade 2 – Deeper ulcers with damage to the skin and superficial tissues, possibly accompanied b)local infection.
    • Grade 3 – Deep ulcers penetrating the skin and subcutaneous tissue, potentially affecting bones and joints.
    • Grade 4 – Extensive infection, with a large area of tissue necrosis at the ulcer site.
    • Grade 5 – Severe gangrene, where the entire foot or toes or ankle are completely necrotic, may require amputation.
  • Severe Diabetic Foot Model

    Severe Diabetic Foot Model

    The Severe Diabetic Foot Model realistically shows advanced diabetic foot conditions, including deep ulcers, tissue damage, infection signs, and noticeable swelling. It’s designed for hands-on clinical training, wound care practice, advanced nursing education, and patient awareness programs. This model helps students, healthcare professionals, and patients clearly understand severe diabetic foot features, making it ideal for classrooms, medical workshops, hospital training, and professional demonstrations.