The thoracentesis and drainage model is a training tool specially designed for teaching in respiratory departments, emergency departments and thoracic surgery. It is mainly used to simulate the puncture and drainage operations in conditions such as pleural effusion and pneumothorax. The clinical promotion value of this model lies in that through simulation training, it significantly enhances the practical skills of medical students and young doctors, thereby achieving safer and more efficient diagnosis and treatment in clinical practice.

In the teaching process, this model can truly reproduce the anatomical layers of the chest wall, including the skin, intercostal Spaces and thoracic structure. Trainees can repeatedly practice the entire process of positioning, anesthesia, needle insertion and drainage tube placement, obtaining an operational experience close to that in clinical practice. Through this low-risk and highly realistic training method, trainees can familiarize themselves with the key steps and master the prevention points of common complications before officially entering the ward or operating room.

In terms of clinical promotion, the thoracentesis and drainage model can serve as an important platform for skills assessment and continuing education. It not only enhances the standardization level of operations, but also promotes the popularization of interventional treatment for thoracic diseases in grassroots hospitals and shortens the training period for medical staff.

The application of this model has promoted the transformation from "simulation teaching" to "clinical application", ensuring that doctors can operate more calmly in real situations. Ultimately, the beneficiaries will be the safety of diagnosis and treatment and the quality of rehabilitation for patients.