Vessel Library
Vessel Library
Enhance your training experience with our premium REFLEX Silicone Vessels, the ultimate choice for intensive and repeated use. Designed with precision, REFLEX vessels are meticulously treated with a specialized luminal surface coating. This innovative treatment meticulously replicates the genuine coefficient of friction found between medical devices and human vessels, providing authentic endovascular behavior and tactile feedback akin to navigating through a real vessel.
To optimize the visibility of these vessels and ensure the most effective training outcomes, we recommend using them with replicator fluid or water. This ensures that users not only experience true-to-life feedback but also enjoy unparalleled clarity under imaging, enhancing both the learning experience and the demonstration of procedures. With REFLEX Silicone Vessels, benefit from:
- Authentic endovascular feedback for realistic training sessions.
- Optimal visibility for effective learning and demonstration, even under imaging.
- Designed for durability and repeated use, ideal for device and hands- on training programs.
We offer two different varieties of material in our 3D printed cartridges from Biomodex, Invivotech® and Clear.
INVIVOTECH® is our proprietary technology that integrates desired mechanical behavior into 3D printed anatomical twins, by combining soft and rigid materials at the microscopic level.
Biomodex® Clear Training Cartridges are 3D printed using a transparent material that allows for training outside of the cathlab. Clear cartridges are inserted into Biomodex® EVIAS™ stations to simulate all ischemic stroke and unruptured aneurysm procedures.
INVIVOTECH® and Clear cartridges supports:
- Increased physician training
- Anywhere/Anytime flexibility
- Patient clarity and demonstration
Vessel properties are matched to human properties, yielding a highly reliable replicated anatomy.
Vessel properties can be further customized to fit varying needs.
All vascular anatomies are printed from patient-specific scans or designs (CT, MRI, 3DRA), literature values, or STLs.
These anatomies include, but are not limited to, aortic and thoracic aneurysms, strokes, cerebral aneurysms and AVMs, aortic valve disease, and more. Further modifications can be made to the geometry of the vessel as well as thickness and lubricious coating upon request.
