These compact and portable Pocket Model KEYS are unlike large pads, you can pop them in your pocket and carry them around.
 

The back of the model is adhesive, so no pins or clips are needed to secure it. This model is not flat or a stationary block, but rather the suture parts are floating.
The ability to make neat, continuous sutures by piercing points on a moving object is very close to actual clinical practice, and there is also a "target" of piercing the dots,
allowing you to check the accuracy of the stitching.
It is also very durable against suture ligation, so it will not tear no matter how many times you use it.
The back of the model has adhesive properties, so it does not need to be fixed with pins or clips.
It is not flat or made up of blocks that do not move, but the stitched parts are raised.
For a moving object, it is very close to real clinical practice to perform a continuous suture that penetrates the point, and there is a "target" of piercing the needle into the point.
That makes it possible to check the needles' accuracy.
It is also extremely durable against suture ligation, so it will not break even if you do it many times.

Continuous suture ligation by Dr. Masakazu Wakabayashi

This product was created with the cooperation of Masakazu Wakabayashi of the Department of Surgery at the Digestive Disease Center at Sagamihara Kyodo Hospital.
KEYS was developed in collaboration with Dr. Masakazu Wakabayashi, a surgeon at the Gastrointestinal Disease Center of Sagamihara Kyodo Hospital.

The Pocket Model KEYS is perfect for even just a few minutes of suturing training.