Our Phantoms


SOME OF OUR
PHANTOMS

Anatomical reconstructions of the specific patient and pre-operative planning

We create three-dimensional models of the patient’s anatomy from the patient’s CT scan or MRI. This enables us to generate models that accurately reflect the pre-operative process and mechanical properties of reality, allowing to test the surgery on these models.

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The following images are 3D models that reproduce products and projects created in our laboratory, giving the possibility to be navigated in 3D. The animation will start automatically use the slider / pause to view the model in different stages of the animation. For use we recommend:

Leftclik mouse for rotate                                    Middle/Rigth mouse for pan                      Slider / pause to view the animation

PHANTOM for KidneyTransplantation.

Anatomical reconstructions

Phantoms include all the anatomical districts of interest to simulate a specific surgical procedure. For each structure, the mechanical response of 3D printed materials is studied to be as much as possible in line with the real tissue.
They can be employed in a clinical context to test a surgical procedure on patient-specific anatomy or to teach the steps of an intervention to novice surgeons, to let them learn the procedure in a safe and realistic context.

PHANTOM for Pericardium procedure

Anatomical reconstructions

With this phantom we wanted to create a useful device for practicing the procedure of the pericardium and the insertion of aspiration of the liquid.

The device has the anatomy of the pericardium and of the human being, the pericardium and the epicardium are filled with liquids of different colors in order to signal during the aspiration procedure if the maneuver was correct or wrong. the model recreates the mechanical characteristics of the human body and its tissue its goal is to give the opportunity to practice a risky procedure without risk of damage.

PICC PROCEDURE simulator

This simulator provides a training and preparation tool for the PICC procedure.

Our aim with this phantom is to recreate the PICC procedure with a pediatric arm.

Phantom include all the anatomical districts of interest to simulate a specific surgical procedure.

For each structure, the mechanical response of 3D printed materials is studied to be as much as possible in line with the real tissue.
They can be employed in a clinical context to test a surgical procedure on patient-specific anatomy or to teach the steps of an intervention to novice surgeons, to let them learn the procedure in a safe and realistic context.