The neonatal tracheal intubation training model is a highly realistic training device specially designed for neonatal emergency rescue and respiratory management teaching. Its advantage lies in its ability to truly reproduce the head and airway structure of newborns, providing a safe and repeatable operating environment for medical staff. Due to the narrow airways and fragile tissues of newborns, the actual clinical intubation risk is relatively high. Therefore, through training with this model, trainees can become familiar with the anatomical landmarks of intubation, master the correct intubation Angle, depth and technique, and effectively improve the accuracy and success rate of the operation.

This model features realistic tactile and visual feedback, capable of simulating respiratory tract resistance, the sensation of intubation passing through the glottis, and the rise and fall of the chest cavity during artificial respiration, significantly enhancing the authenticity and practicality of teaching. Meanwhile, teachers can observe the operation process of trainees in real time and provide targeted guidance and assessment. The model can be reused repeatedly, has no risk of infection, and is economical and practical. The application of the neonatal tracheal intubation training model not only enhances the airway management level and emergency response capabilities of medical staff, but also provides a safe and scientific teaching guarantee for the life-saving treatment of newborns.