Interventional Radiology
Interventional radiology demands mastery in image-guided procedures, device handling, and vascular anatomy. Mentice’s solutions provide the hands-on experience needed to build confidence, refine skills, and ensure clinical excellence.
Interventional radiologists navigate some of the most complex and technically demanding procedures in medicine. From managing the intricate hepatic arteries during TACE to achieving precision in tumor ablation, balancing technical challenges with patient safety is paramount. Refining skills in a controlled environment and optimizing fluoroscopy usage are essential steps toward minimizing radiation exposure and enhancing procedural efficiency.
By embracing opportunities for hands-on learning and continuous improvement, clinicians can elevate their expertise and deliver the highest standard of care.
Interventional radiology demands precise execution and readiness for unexpected challenges. Building expertise in vascular access, embolization, and tumor ablation involves not only mastering procedural techniques but also anticipating and managing complications such as device malfunctions or vascular perforations.
Fostering a proactive approach to skill refinement and team coordination ensures improved outcomes and operational efficiency, even in high-stakes situations.
Mentice solutions cover the following clinical areas with unlimited new development possibilities: TACE, PAE, UAE, REBOA, Pelvic Bleeds, ILIAC SFA, Below the knee, EVAR, TEVAR, Carotid artery stenting, Renal Intervention & Venus interventions
Implement a continuous learning environment to evolve your team and deploy training programs to improve outcomes and quality initiative.
Master advanced embolization techniques and tumor ablation for rare and complex IR cases.
Simulate critical scenarios like vascular access issues or embolization misplacement to reduce real-world risks.
Rehearse on the real patient data set for graft placement and workflow learnings.
Minimize exposure for patients and staff with interactive simulation feedback on radiation usage.
Improve procedural efficiency and communication with scenario-based team training modules.
Keep the team up to date with the latest procedures and techniques
Familiarize yourself with the latest ablation devices and embolization tools in a safe, controlled setting.
"There are some centers that might only be referred 3 or 4 cases a year, would you really want to be treated by somebody who is only doing that? But if they could on the simulator, once a week once a month, could do 10 or 20 other cases in the year then when they get their next case I think they’re going to do it with much more confidence."
Streamline interventional radiology procedures with simulation-based training and sustainable workflows in mind. Mentice helps healthcare professional teams improve procedural efficiency, minimize errors, and enhance patient outcomes, fostering continuous improvement in your practice.
Expose your team to new interventional radiology devices and techniques with hands-on practice. Build expertise in using imaging and therapeutic tools effectively.
By using a Mentice platform you can advance research in interventional radiology. Simulate innovative techniques, evaluate device performance, and contribute to studies that drive clinical innovation and patient care improvements.
Simulate anatomical variations and procedural steps for image-guided interventions. Both Virtual and Physical Flow simulation help you identify challenges and optimize strategies to improve workflow and success rates.
Improve team communication and coordination for scenario-based team training. Practice collaboration in high-stakes situations, ensuring a seamless approach to patient care.
Our experts will help you with onboarding, training, adoption and we will be there all the way to help you increase team efficiency & proficiency.
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