The electric model for liver and spleen palpation plays a significant training role in medical education, mainly addressing the following issues:

1.  Skills Training  : Through electrically simulated liver and spleen palpation, trainees can master how to accurately determine the size, location and texture of the liver and spleen through abdominal palpation, thereby enhancing their practical operation skills.

2.  Anatomy and Pathological Cognition  : The model provides the real anatomical structure of the liver and spleen and can simulate different pathological states (such as hepatosplenomegaly), helping trainees understand the normal and abnormal palpation manifestations and enhancing their knowledge of pathology and anatomy.

3.  Enhance clinical judgment  : Through the model, medical staff can conduct extensive practice in a risk-free environment, gradually improving their ability to make quick and accurate judgments in real clinical Settings.

4.  Non-invasive Assessment  : Liver and spleen palpation is a common examination method in clinical assessment. The electric model provides a non-invasive and repeatable training platform, ensuring that trainees can perform flexible operations in different situations.

5.  Patient Safety and Experience  : Through precise palpation training, medical staff can reduce discomfort or injury caused by improper operation in actual clinical practice, and improve the comfort and safety of patients.

In conclusion, the electric model for liver and spleen palpation plays a significant role in skill improvement, anatomical learning, pathological understanding, and clinical judgment, and is an effective tool for enhancing palpation techniques and clinical capabilities.