The prostate examination model is based on real anatomical structures, simulating the spatial relationship of the rectum, prostate and surrounding tissues, providing a safe and standardized training platform for examination operations such as digital diagnosis of the prostate.

This model effectively addresses the issue in clinical teaching that it is difficult to repeatedly demonstrate due to strong privacy and low patient cooperation, enabling trainees to become familiar with the examination position, finger entry path and key points of palpation in a risk-free environment. Through the design of different textures and shapes, the ability to identify the size, texture and abnormal nodules of the prostate can be trained, and the level of early detection of prostate diseases can be improved.

Meanwhile, the model helps standardize the examination process, enhance the confidence of medical staff in operation, reduce discomfort or misjudgment caused by lack of experience, and is of great significance for improving the teaching quality of urology and the screening ability of prostate diseases.