The multi-functional electronic knotting training model is a teaching device that combines traditional surgical skills training with modern electronic feedback systems, mainly used to improve the operational proficiency of surgical personnel in suturing and knotting. Its operation process usually includes the following steps:

First of all, trainees need to prepare relevant materials according to the training requirements, such as stitches and simulated tissues, and turn on the model power.

Secondly, perform needle threading and suturing operations at the simulated incision or tissue site of the model in accordance with the instructions, ensuring that the direction and depth of needle insertion comply with clinical norms.

Subsequently, during the knotting process, the built-in electronic monitoring system of the model will provide real-time feedback on the tightness, position and stability of the knots. Trainees can obtain the operation results through the display screen or prompt light.

Finally, after completing the training, trainees need to tidy up the equipment, turn off the power, and carry out necessary cleaning and maintenance on the model. Through this process, trainees can not only repeatedly practice common single knots, double knots and surgical knotting methods, but also promptly identify and improve problems with the help of electronic systems, thereby achieving the goal of enhancing the standardization of operations and clinical practicality.