Surgery-Simulating Dummy Allows Doctors To Develop Skills
techgeek0279 writes "The Cybram 001 Cybernetic Brain Artery Model simulates the functioning of the cerebral blood vessels, so doctors can practice performing actual operations on the brain. Developed through joint research by Fuyo and the Saitama Medical University International Medical Center, the life size plastic body contains a blood vessel system that runs from the groin to the cerebral artery, as well as a circulation pump and pressure control circuit used to realistically simulate blood flow and pressure in the body."
But does it give an electric shock when they mess up?
Nothing to see.
" ... a blood vessel system that runs from the groin to the cerebral artery ... "
Well, some people do seem to think with their ... groin.
remember that game? did anyone ever get far in it? I was quite young when playing and didn't have a manual so maybe that's why all the patients tended to die..
It wasn't a game. Your father was an Ender fan and you were being trained to be the world's greatest surgeon.
He stopped after you killed your first three hundred patients.
I was reading an article just yesterday about efforts to build similar systems in Victorian times... pretty interesting:
http://wilsonquarterly.com/article.cfm?AID=2056
Hannibal? Is that you?
When Fascism comes to America, it will call itself Anti-Fascism, and tell you to give up your guns.
Because not all surgery is in a nice clean operating room. I'm not affilitated with the company, I just think it's way cooler than the simple moulage training I had back in the day.
http://www.strategic-operations.com/products/cut-suit
"Medical Procedures Currently Available on the Cut Suit:
Extremity tourniquet application and hemorrhage control
Extremity arterial hemorrhage clamping
Needle and Surgical Chricothyroidotomy
Bilateral Chest Needle Thoracentesis
Surgical Chest Tube Thoracotomy
Surgical incisions to the thoracic and abdominal cavity with venous bleeding
Thoracotomy & intra-thoracic exploration and hemorrhage control of gross organ structures
Laporotomy & intra-abdominal exploration and hemorrhage control of gross organ structures
Suturing or stapling of gross organs & skin in all locations
Urinary catheterization and bladder tap
Peripheral IV access"
"This post is an artistic work of fiction and falsehood. Only a fool would take anything posted here as fact."