Peripheral Angiography

_{• Complete clinical scenarios for patient- oriented learning}

_{• Over 20 cases including renal, iliac, sfa and below-the knee lesions}

_{• Detailed anatomies containing renal, iliac, superficial femoral, tibial, popliteal, fibular and plantar arteries}

_{• Realistic device behavior requiring appropriate device selection}

_{• Power injector with user definable volume and flow rate}

_{• Possible to follow the run-off and observe distal blood flow}

_{• Medications available to enhance procedural realism}

_{• Vital signs responsive to catheter manipulation and placement}

_{• Advanced visualizations to learn anatomy}

_{• Detailed metrics for assessment and debriefing}

_{• Understand the peripheral vascular anatomies}

_{• Select appropriate equipment such as introducers, wires and catheters}

_{• Handle flush catheters for none-selective angiography}

_{• Utilize the angiosuite equipment and C-arm in an optimal way}

_{• Carefully manage radiation exposure}

_{• Navigate tortuous anatomies, stenotic arteries and ostia}

_{• Safely cannulate arteries to perform selective angiographies}

_{• Understand techniques for crossing the aortic bifurcation}

_{• Locate and identify lesions}