The surgical suture and bandaging display model is a simulation teaching device used for basic surgical operation teaching and skills training, mainly for the clinical skills training of medical students, nursing staff and intern doctors. This model is designed based on human skin and tissue structure. Its surface texture is close to real skin and can be used for various basic surgical operations such as incision, suturing, knotting and bandaging. Through repeated training on the model, trainees can become familiar with the selection of sutures, the control of needle spacing and wound closure techniques, thereby improving the standardization and accuracy of the operation.

In teaching and assessment, the surgical suturing and bandaging demonstration model can not only be used for classroom demonstrations but also serve as a standardized tool for skills competitions or practical training examinations, facilitating the evaluation of trainees' comprehensive operational proficiency. In addition, this model is also frequently used in hospital training and scientific research demonstrations to help medical staff master trauma management and surgical care techniques. Its application has effectively improved the quality of clinical teaching and provided an intuitive, safe and efficient training platform for the professional ability cultivation of surgeons and nurses.