No other group of patients prepares themselves
for a hospital visit as carefully as parents-to-be.
The birth of a child is a very special experience and
nobody likes to think
about possible com-
pl ications. Potential
problems are however
often discussed during
antenatal care, while
most women only want to deliver by Caesarean sec-
tion in case of extreme emergency. This is why most
prospective parents favour delivery in a clinical envi-
ronment.
For the first time a birthing simulator gives obste-
tricians the opportunity to practice an instrumen-
tal delivery in a realistic manner - again and again.
Through repeated rehearsal a routine is instilled prior
to an emergency. It ’s also a routine for physicians in
training which allows them to competently manage
unknown situations – and save an unborn child’s life
sooner or later.
“I want my
del ivery to be
as natural
as possible!”
