TissueDB/Materials/Cardboard

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▼This page is a material entry for the SELF Tissue Database.It documents the tissue applications, practical guidance, and related simulators for this material to support low-cost, reproducible surgical simulator development.

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Cardboard is a structural enclosure and construction material used in medical simulation, including laparoscopic box trainers and airway trainers where a thin cardboard tube forms an airway lumen. In the University of Washington BioRobotics cricothyrotomy simulator, a thin cardboard tube forms the tracheal lumen through which the endotracheal tube is inserted during training. A delete proposal is in place because Cardboard is a structural part, not a tissue-simulating material; the page is retained in composable-Layout form so the disposition decision can be made on documentation merits.