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Two bicycle inner tubes on a tiled floor.
Bicycle inner tubes (racing-bike tube in front, mountain-bike tube behind).
License: Public domain by Baumfreund-FFM

Bicycle inner tube is thin butyl-rubber tubing, valued in simulation because it is elastic, scalpel-cuttable, locally sourced, and inexpensively replaceable. It can be used in medical simulation as a thin, cuttable skin or membrane layer.

Tissues

Tissue Visual Tactile Simulator Notes
Skin--Cricothyrotomy Simulator (White UW)Segment of inner tube draped over the assembled cervical-anatomy stack as the cutaneous skin layer; the trainee palpates the cricothyroid membrane through it and makes the skin incision through it. Inner-tube size and grade not specified in source.[1]
Skin--Cricothyrotomy Simulator (D'Auria)The same bicycle-inner-tube skin layer concealing the sensor zones, so the cricothyroid membrane must be located by palpation; the D'Auria scoring overlay runs on the same University of Washington substrate.[1]




Used In Simulators

Simulator Purpose Notes
White UW Cricothyrotomy Simulator Cutaneous skin layer A segment of inner tube draped over the assembled cervical-anatomy stack; the trainee palpates the cricothyroid membrane through it and makes the skin incision through it. Inner-tube size, grade and tensioning method are not specified in the accessible source.
D'Auria Cricothyrotomy Simulator Cutaneous skin layer The same inner-tube skin on the University of Washington substrate; it conceals the conductive-foil sensor zones, so the trainee must locate the landmarks by palpation before incising. D'Auria's contribution is the scoring overlay, not the inner-tube skin itself.

References

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  1. 1.0 1.1 D'Auria D, Persia F. "Automatic evaluation of medical doctors' performances while using a cricothyrotomy simulator." 2014 IEEE 15th International Conference on Information Reuse and Integration (IRI 2014), 13–15 August 2014, pp. 514–519. DOI: 10.1109/IRI.2014.7051932.
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Created May 10, 2026 by Arturo Pelayo
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