The PBU-70B (PH-2D) is a full-body pediatric anthropomorphic phantom representing a 5-year-old child, specifically developed for pediatric radiography training and bone fracture detection practice.
It includes typical fractures (supracondylar humerus, back, scapula, rib, and skull fractures) and callus signs, improving trainees’ ability to identify trauma and raising awareness of child abuse indicators.
With realistic articulation and radiological attenuation, it also supports basic CT imaging and patient positioning exercises.
Specifications
- Application: pediatric radiography training, fracture detection, child maltreatment awareness
- Design: anthropomorphic child phantom (5 years) with integrated bone fractures
- Modalities: plain X-ray, CT, basic positioning
- Included fractures:
- Supracondylar humerus fracture
- Back, scapula, and rib fractures
- Skull fractures
- Callus signs
- Materials:
- Soft tissue: urethane-based resin (density 1.06)
- Synthetic bone: epoxy resin (density 1.31)
- Skull: epoxy resin (density 1.11)
- Structure: no metal parts, no liquid
- Dimensions: ~110 cm height
- Weight: ~20 kg
Models
- 41350-500 - Bone Fracture Pediatric Phantom "PBU-70B"
- 41363-080 - storage case for PH2C/2D
