The role of the advanced tracheotomy and intubation training model is to provide a safe and realistic operation platform for medical staff and trainees to master high-risk clinical skills such as tracheotomy and intubation.

Tracheotomy is often used in critically ill patients with airway obstruction or long-term respiratory support. The operation is meticulous and risky. If not mastered proficiently, it can easily lead to serious complications. This model is designed based on the anatomical structure of the human neck and airways, and is equipped with simulation structures of key tissues such as the skin, tracheal ring and thyroid gland, enabling trainees to clearly locate the incision position and repeatedly practice through steps such as incision, separation and catheterization.

The model uses realistic materials to simulate the resistance of cutting and the feel of intubation, helping learners form a genuine tactile memory. Meanwhile, some advanced models can provide ventilation feedback, allowing trainees to determine whether intubation is successful by observing the rise and fall of the thorax.

Through training, operators can not only become familiar with the standard operating procedures, but also improve their rapid response and operational accuracy in emergency situations, thereby ensuring safety and effectiveness in clinical practice.