Surgical Simulator Syndaver full body female Cat. SLA-101600 SynDaver Labs

SynDaver Full-Body Female Surgical Simulator Cat. SLA-101600 SynDaver Labs

Description:
The SynDaver Surgical Model is the most elaborate and sophisticated full-body surgical simulator ever conceived, featuring complete and functional musculoskeletal, cardiovascular, respiratory, and gastrointestinal systems.

With modifications, the SynDaver Surgical Model can be used in a wide variety of procedures, including laparoscopic surgery, fluoroscopic coronary stent placement, chest tube placement, cricothyroidotomy, central line placement, bowel resection, ECMO, tracheostomy infusion port placement, appendectomy, carotid endarterectomy, embolectomy, angioplasty, femoral cutdown with closure device, and many more.

Features:

• The SynDaver Surgical Model employs a heart that pumps heated synthetic blood (pulsed flow from the heart and drains back to the heart) and can be used for airway procedures, including intubation and ventilation.
• The model is compatible with all known imaging systems and all known medical devices, even those employing directed energy, such as lasers and RF.
• Most muscles, bones, vascular components, and organs are removable and replaceable.
• Made from water, salts, and fibers, the tissues of individual organs have been engineered over the past two decades to mimic the essential mechanical and physical properties of living tissue.

Anatomical Attributes:

• Skin with fat and fascia planes (Optional).
• Every bone, muscle, and tendon.
• Fully articulated joints.
• Functional respiratory system.
• Complete digestive and urinary tracts.
• Visceral and reproductive organs.

Circulatory System with:

• Arterial vasculature.
• Abdominal aorta.
• Anterior tibial artery.
• Aortic arch.
• Ascending aorta.
• Brachial artery.
• Common carotid arteries.
• Common femoral artery.
• Coronary arteries.
• Descending aorta.
• Peroneal artery (fibular).
• Iliac artery.
• Popliteal artery.
• Radial artery.
• Subclavian arteries.
• Thoracic aorta.
• Ulnar artery.
• Vertebral arteries.

Venous Vasculature:

• Anterior tibial vein.
• Axillary vein.
• Basilic vein.
• Brachial vein.
• Cephalic vein.
• External jugular vein.
• Femoral vein.
• Peroneal vein (fibular).
• Great saphenous vein.
• Iliac veins.
• Inferior vena cava.
• Internal jugular vein.
• Median cubital vein.
• Popliteal vein.
• Posterior tibial vein.
• Radial vein.
• Subclavian vein.
• Superior vena cava.
• Ulnar vein.

Muscles, bones, organs, and vasculature can be removed and replaced for on-site maintenance and upgrades.

Customization:

• A variety of pathologies and custom injuries are available based on patient images, CAD drawings, or simple descriptions.
• The customer can also select gender and skin tone.

Imaging Equipment:

• The imaging equipment system is compatible with all known imaging techniques, including MRI, CT, fluoroscopy, and ultrasound.

Surgical Procedure:

• The surgical equipment system is compatible with all known surgical devices, including lasers, RF ablation, plasma knives, sonic knives, and cryo-catheters, as well as bipolar, monopolar, and harmonic devices.