Prepare for neurovascular complexity

Train, plan, and rehearse with greater relevance.

Mentice brings together virtual and physical simulation, patient-specific planning, and procedural rehearsal to support neurovascular teams as they prepare for complex anatomy, devices, workflows, and demanding clinical scenarios.

Train. Plan. Rehearse.

Neurovascular preparation takes different forms. Mentice connects realistic training, patient-specific treatment planning, and hands-on rehearsal to support teams from ongoing skills development to preparation for an individual case.

Train

Build experience through realistic, repeatable practice.

Use virtual and physical simulation to practice device handling, procedural workflows, decision-making, and team interaction in a controlled environment.

Plan

Prepare treatment strategy around patient anatomy.

Use Ankyras® to support patient-specific planning, sizing, and simulated deployment of validated flow diverters for intracranial aneurysm treatment.

Rehearse

Bring the patient case into hands-on simulation.

Vascular Twin® Neuro transforms real patient DICOM data into a simulation case on VIST®, giving neurovascular teams a way to rehearse cerebral aneurysm anatomy and procedural strategy before entering the angio suite.

Prepare the neurovascular team together - NV Connect

Neurovascular procedures depend on coordinated teams. Simulation provides a structured environment where physicians, nurses, and technologists work through procedures, roles, communication, and challenging scenarios together.

- Practice workflows as a team in a realistic procedural setting.
- Build familiarity with devices, equipment, and procedural roles.
- Rehearse communication and selected complication scenarios away from
the clinical environment.

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