Trauma is the main cause of death in individuals under 44 years of age in the US, and accounts for over 40 million emergency room visits per year...
Trauma is the main cause of death in individuals under 44 years of age in the US, and accounts for over 40 million emergency room visits per year. Increased use of endovascular treatment methods, where small wires and catheters are threaded through a patient’s blood vessels, has the potential to offer great advantages in vascular trauma over traditional methods.
Trauma is the main cause of death in individuals under 44 years of age in the US, and accounts for over 40 million emergency room visits per year. Increased use of endovascular treatment methods, where small wires and catheters are threaded through a patient’s blood vessels, has the potential to offer great advantages in vascular trauma over traditional methods.
This training module is the first of its kind for the acute care market and it can greatly accelerate the uptake of endovascular techniques within trauma centers and emergency departments around the world.
Daniel and Dominic from our Product Team present all the details in this recorded release webinar.
Mentice Vascular Trauma Management is designed for trauma surgeons, interventional radiologists and emergency medicine professionals in order to build confidence in endovascular techniques. This module invites to discuss management of trauma and internal hemorrhage in a realistic, stress-free simulated environment. The intended work flow supports and develops the operator’s and the team’s understanding of endovascular treatment methods. The Trauma Management module includes cases covering both REBOA (Resuscitative Endovascular Balloon Occlusion of the Aorta) and embolization techniques for internal hemorrhage control.
Download our Vascular Trauma Management product sheet.
The module assumes familiarity with concepts of emergency medicine and some prior interventional experience. Mentice Trauma Management provides essential procedural and technical skills training for REBOA to temporize hemorrhagic shock such as blunt or penetrating abdominal trauma, pelvic fractures causing pelvic hemorrhage, ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysms, or the crashing trauma patient.
Additionally, cases provide staged training in embolization techniques for the more experienced team, including correctly identifying and controlling pelvic hemorrhage. Numerous types of embolotherapy are available, including gelatin sponges and coil embolization, and the staged cases include varying number of bleeding sites and difficulty level.
Accurate tactile and visual feedback facilitates the trainee’s understanding of proper use of common endovascular trauma management techniques.
Mentice Trauma Management provides a platform for:
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