Hip Dislocation Simulator

The Techline Trauma Hip Dislocation Simulator is a purpose-built anatomical trainer designed to practice hip-joint reductions safely, repeatedly, and realistically without patients. It faithfully reproduces the key landmarks of the hip: the femoral head and acetabulum, surrounding pelvic structures, and joint resistance, simulating the feel of a true dislocated hip during reduction.

Key Features & Specifications

• Anatomical fidelity: Includes femoral head, acetabulum, and pelvic landmarks to replicate correct joint geometry for realistic practice.
• Tactile realism: Provides natural resistance and “feel” of a dislocated hip during reduction maneuvers such as the “Captain Morgan” technique.
• Adjustable difficulty: Built-in adjustable tensioner allows instructors or trainees to change joint resistance — useful for varying skill level or simulating different injury conditions.
• Durability and maintenance: Can be cleaned with mild cleaners; built to withstand repeated use in training environments.
• Use-case: Ideal for EMTs, paramedics, military medics, combat lifesavers, tactical medicine training, medical educators, and orthopedic trainees learning hip-reduction techniques.

Why This Simulator Matters

• Practice without risk: Enables repeated practice and mastery of reduction techniques without risking patient harm.
• Skill transference: Helps build muscle memory, confidence, and procedural understanding — critical in emergencies when speed and precision matter.
• Cost-effective training: Reduces need for cadaver labs or live-patient training for basic dislocation reduction skills.
• Versatile training tool: Can be integrated into EMS curricula, tactical medicine courses, medical school simulation labs, paramedic or combat medic training.

If you’re responsible for training medics, EMTs, or trauma-first responders — or building a simulation-training program — this simulator is among the most realistic and task-specific tools available for teaching hip dislocation reduction.