The surface vascular ligation hemostasis model is a simulation teaching device specially designed for surgical teaching and clinical skills training. It is mainly used by medical staff to learn basic surgical skills such as vascular exposure, ligation and hemostasis. This model is made based on the structural features of human blood vessels and can truly simulate the position, elasticity and bleeding response of blood vessels. Trainees can repeatedly practice operation steps such as blood vessel separation, clamping and ligation on the model, and intuitively understand the hemostasis process and key points of operation.

In medical education, this model is widely applied in the teaching of surgery, nursing and emergency rescue, helping students master the basic methods of handling trauma bleeding and improve their emergency rescue capabilities. In clinical training, it provides medical staff with a safe and repeatable practical training environment, avoiding the risks of operating on real patients. By using the surface vascular ligation hemostasis model, trainees can not only enhance their operational proficiency but also deepen their understanding of surgical anatomy and hemostasis principles, laying a solid foundation for their future clinical practice.