We provide evidence based simulations for multiple medical training segments.
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Our VR- and PC- based simulations for X-ray skill training
The VR X-Ray Simulator is an innovative way for radiography programs to provide their students with realistic hands-on practice.
Using VR headsets students can enter an immersive and comprehensive virtual world with an extremely realistic X-ray lab, to practice on both healthy and sick patients.
In the VR X-Ray Simulator students can practice all aspects of taking X-ray images in a fail-safe environment.
Our VR simulations for doctors and medical students
The Ultrasound Guided Peripheral Venous Cannulation (USGPVC) module is an accessible and risk-free tool for medical programs and medical institutions to provide their staff and medical students with training in a modern and clinically important skill.
Using a VR headset learners can enter a realistic examination room to meet a virtual instructor teaching how to perform USGPVC and practice on multiple cases with varying difficulty and complexity.
The module includes preparation of the patient and utensils, ultrasound image acquisition and adjustment, probe positioning and of course the ultrasound guided placement of peripheral venous catheters.
The Point-Of-Care Ultrasound training module is a flexible tool for medical programs and institutions to provide learners with POC ultrasound training.
Using a VR headset users can learn and practice their POC ultrasound skills in different examinations, such as:
In the VR modules learners can practice and test different aspects of ultrasound image acquisition and adjustment, probe handling and position, and image interpretation in clinical contexts.
With the Lumbar Puncture (also known as “Spinal Tap”) training module medical programs and institutions can provide learners such as medical students and resident doctors with virtual hands-on training in lumbar puncture.
Using a VR headset learners can enter a realistic hospital room setting, to meet a virtual instructor doing his best to teach the skills required to perform lumbar punctures.
The simulation includes a comprehensive setup, where learners can practice all necessary and relevant aspects of the skill, including:
