Improve patient outcomes

For more than 20 years, our high-fidelity simulators have helped doctors acquire, retain, and enhance endovascular therapy skills, helping improve patient outcomes. Our solutions are scientifically validated and extensively used around the world by teaching entities, healthcare systems, and medical device manufacturers.

MENTICE PRESENTS YEAR-END 2020 REPORT

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ANNOUNCEMENT

Mentice to Acquire Vascular Simulations

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Product release webinar

NEW Advanced Ultrasound Capabilities for Transseptal Puncture & LAAO Training Solutions

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Medical simulators

The VIST^® platform includes portable high-fidelity endovascular simulators enabling hands-on procedural training, software modules for all interventional disciplines, and online learning tools.

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Customer spotlight

Learn how the Neuroradiology Department at the Technical University Munich (TUM) apply simulation into their daily practice to improve operational performance and patient outcomes.

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years of experience pioneering interventional simulation.

scientific papers reinforcing the value of simulation skills acquisition, retention, and assessment.

medical simulation patents across >30 training procedures.

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of global market share in endovascular simulation solutions.

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