Features

• Now included with AC9/7 SCOPIN II (BRONCHO BOY) TRAINER
• Natural size
• ‘Cold’ areas of reduced fluorescence for practising autofluorescent bronchoscopy
• Made from a special material which when carrying out an endoscopic examination with white light appears naturally red. After replacing with a fluorescent light source the bronchial tree appears green

1. Vocal cords and ventral commissure
2. Trachea: main bifurcation distally
3. Upper right lobe bronchus: subsegments of RB3 visible
4. Main stem bronchi: branching to the right upper lobe and middle lobe bronchi visible
5. White light appearance of fluorescing bronchial tree: RB9/10 spur with normal features
6. Fluorescence bronchoscopic appearance of the same spur as Figure 5 (RB9/10): in the  middle is a cold spot corresponding to a carcinoma in situ, visible only in the fluorescence mode