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Laparo Advance Training Station, 1021835
$15,118.95
- Medex SKU:
- NSC-1021835
- Packing Info:
- 1/Each
- Usually Ships:
- 3 - 5 Business Days
Description
Key Features
Integrated, Standalone System: The station is a fully independent unit that includes a built-in touchscreen computer and a laparoscopic camera. This means no external PC is required, making setup quick and simple.
Ergonomic and Adjustable Design: The training station has a foldable stand with adjustable height for both the worktop and the monitor. This allows users to customize the setup for a comfortable, ergonomic posture that mimics real surgical conditions.
Realistic Surgical Environment:
Full HD Camera: A built-in Full HD camera with LED lighting provides a sharp, clear view of the training area. The camera can be freely moved or locked into a static position.
Instrument Ports: The box trainer has 12 precisely designed trocar positions, offering a variety of angles and approaches for instrument manipulation.
Included Instruments: The system comes with a set of four laparoscopic instruments (typically a grasper, dissector, scissors, and a needle holder), providing a realistic feel and function.
Comprehensive Software and Modules: The station includes a software suite with training modules focused on developing specific skills like dexterity, suturing, knot tying, and dissection. The software also features video recording, time tracking, and image adjustment for effective self-assessment and feedback.
Mobile Design: The entire unit is mounted on wheels with brakes, making it easy to move and position within a simulation center, classroom, or hospital setting.
Uses
The Laparo Advance Training Station is an invaluable tool for:
Surgical Residency Programs: Residents and fellows use the station to repeatedly practice foundational laparoscopic skills before operating on patients, helping them build muscle memory and confidence.
Medical Students: It is an excellent resource for students to become familiar with the unique hand-eye coordination required for minimally invasive surgery.
Hospitals and Simulation Centers: The station is ideal for institutions that need a portable and robust system to train large numbers of students or to help experienced surgeons stay proficient in their skills.
Professional Development: Surgeons can use the station to practice advanced techniques or to maintain their skills with a low-stakes, repeatable method.