Description
MiniSim Intercostal and Erector Spinae Simulator facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition required to perform Intercostal and Erector Spinae Blocks. The simulator allows for injection practice, teaches ultrasound Intercostal and Erector Spinae anatomy recognition and develops needle/hand coordination to for ultrasound guide needle insertion. facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition required to perform Intercostal and Erector Spinae Blocks. The simulator allows for injection practice, teaches ultrasound Intercostal and Erector Spinae anatomy recognition and develops needle/hand coordination to for ultrasound guide needle insertion.
Supported Blocks: Intercostal, Erector Spinae
Internal Anatomy: T7-T10, Ribs 7-10. Intercostalis, Erector Spina, Latissimus Dorsi
External Landmark: Left and right inferior angle of scapula; Vertebra prominens; Spinous process
Optional/Replacement Component: MS3I-ITC Rotational/Replacement Insert.
Realistic Scanning
Cast from human anatomy, MiniSim includes realistic external landmarks and internal anatomy. MiniSim vessels do not require filling, emptying, and cleaning that can create vessel contamination affecting visualization. Internal anatomically and proportionally correct structures closely mimic human anatomy scans.
Durable
MiniSim Simulators tissue is self-healing and durable. The plastic base protects internal anatomy like bone structures. MiniSim simulators eliminate leaking vessels and the need to replace vessels by incorporating unique solid vessels (except vascular access models). MiniSim Simulators offer fast and efficient setup. It’s as easy as opening the storage case, removing the MiniSim from its protective bag, and starting your scans. MiniSim’s procedure tray allows easy cleanup after injection practice. Remove scanning gel to complete the cleaning process for next use.
Cost Effective
MiniSim’s design, durability, ease of set-up, use, and storage make it the most cost-effective regional block training simulator available.
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