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EUROPE:Slachthuislaan 1, Bus 1023000 Leuven, Belgium+32 492 80 76 76
USA:2581 Broadway, Suite 183New York, NY 10025+ 212-721-9900
[email protected] http://medxpress.pro/
Transverse Abdominis Plane SIMULATOR™Epidural SIMULATOR™
Paravertebral (PVT) and Erectores Spinae Blocks SIMULATOR™TAP and Quadratus Lumborum Blocks SIMULATOR™
ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS™ are shipped with carry/storage base and case, cover protectors, conven-ient accessory storage tray, work surface tray, convenient laminated poster with instructions for use and
care for each model.
ESSENTIAL TRAINERULTRASOUND SIMULATOR™
Facilitates acquisition of essential skills of using ultrasoundAllows needle-target practice in plane and out of plane.Absolute must for anyone wanting to start utilizing point of care ultrasound
Internal LandmarksT3-T8; Ribs 3-8; Paravertebral space; Pleura; Spinous processes; Vertebrae T3 to T8
External Landmarks
Optional
Left and right inferior angle of scapula; Vertebra prominens; Spinous processes, Paravertebral muscles
Digital camera for visual confirmation of needle and catheter entry into the paravertebral space.
OptionalDigital camera for monitoring of needle and catheter entry into the epidural space.
Facilitates learning essential anatomy for TAP and QL blocks
Teaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for TAP and Quadratus Lumborum, and needle-eye coordination
Allows training on injection techniques for TAP and QL
Internal LandmarksTransverse abdominis muscles; Internal and external oblique muscles; Quadratus lumborum muscles; Latissimus dorsi muscles
External LandmarksUmbilicus; Rectus abdominous
Facilitates learning of anatomy, identification of interspaces and placement of the needle in the epidural space with loss of resistance technique or ultrasound.
Can be used to learn ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for spine and neuraxial procedures.
Internal LandmarksL1-L5; Sacrum; Epidural space; Spinal processes; Laminae; Articulate joints; Intervertebral space; Dura and Ligamentum Flavum
Full size anatomical structures in easy to carry footprint.
External LandmarksIliac crest
Facilitates acquisition of essential skills of using ultrasoundAllows needle-target practice in plane and out of plane
Absolute must for anyone wanting to start utilizing point ofcare ultrasound
Internal LandmarksArtery; Vein; NerveExternal LandmarksNot applicable
Introducing NYSORA ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS™ Developed by opinion leaders and educators,
NYSORA ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS™ are the most anatomically accurate, tissue-like tools to learn
point-of-care ultrasound and certify skills acquisition before approaching patients.
THE MOST ADVANCEDULTRASOUNDTRAINING TOOLS
MS2
-QU
AM
S2-E
PI
TORSO (cont.) TORSO
MS2
-TR
N
MS2
-PV
TM
S2-T
AP
www.nysorasimulators.com
COVER 200 mm PAGE 5 199 mmPAGE 6 199 mm BACKCOVER 200 mm
BENEFITS:
BENEFITS:BENEFITS:
BENEFITS:
BENEFITS: BENEFITS:
VASCULAR ACCESS
ABOUT US
NYSORA ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS™ are manufactured in the EU and distributed by MedXPress.PRO.
MedXPress.PRO is founded and managed by leaders in ultrasonography and education to develop products that improve patient safety.
facilitate ultrasound skills knowledge acquisi-tion, increase the educational experience and knowledge retention, and standardize training.
DESIGN Each ULTRASOUND SIMULATOR™ utilizes TISSUE SIMULA-
TOR™ Technology and optimizes the development of specific knowledge and skills using landmark and ultrasound guided procedural techniques.
All models contain internal and external landmarks neces-sary to practice ultrasound visualization for point of care procedures.
FOOTPRINTThe system footprint is small to facilitate the utilization of
multiple units simultaneously, making it ideal for workshops and simulation labs.
Small footprint and standardized packing size allows easy storage and transport.
EXPERT INPUTEach ULTRASOUND SIMULATOR™ has been reviewed by
leaders in the field of Point-Of-Care ultrasound and has been approved to ensure that the relevant external and internal landmarks for taught procedures are included and accurate.
NYSORA ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS™
Subclavian Vein Cannulation SIMULATOR™
MS2
-VA
SC
Facilitates acquisition of essential skills of using ultrasoundAllows needle-target practice in plane and out of planeAbsolute must for anyone wanting to start utilizing point of care ultrasound
Teaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for abdominal muscles, fasciae, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksRectus abdominis; Transverse abdominis; Internal oblique; External oblique; Pectineus; Essential Sheaths
External LandmarksUmbilicus; Rectus abdominis; Abdominal wall
Allows learning imaging of the subclavian veinRealistically built to mimic challenging needle insertionTeaches skills in avoiding coracoid process for success-ful needle placement
Internal LandmarksCoracoid process, clavicle, subclavian/axillary vein
External LandmarksSubclavian space, shoulder girdle, clavicle
* Requires filling the vessels with fluid for best visualization and practice.
ML006 RevE
Mid-Axillary lineSpinous Processes
Umbilicus
Optional Camera to Visually ConfirmCorrect Needle Placement
L4/L5
UltrasoundTissue Simulator(TM)
Ribs
Delto-pectoral grooveCoracoid Process
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LDM
QL2
QLM
QL3
APAP
SP
LAMINA
BONE
SQ TISSUESQ TISSUE
ARTERY
ARTERY
NEEDLE TIPINSIDE ARTERY
MUSCLE VEIN
NEEDLEPRACTICE NEEDLE
PRACTICE
LAMINA
QL1
TAM
IOM
SQ
ABDOMEN
SQ
SQ
ES
TP TP
PVS
PLEURA
ES
EOM
IOM
TAPFASCIA
TAM
PECTORALISMUSCLE
VESSELWALLS
RIBS
SUBCL. VEIN
EUROPE:Slachthuislaan 1, Bus 1023000 Leuven, Belgium+32 492 80 76 76
USA:2581 Broadway, Suite 183New York, NY 10025+ 212-721-9900
[email protected] http://medxpress.pro/
Transverse Abdominis Plane SIMULATOR™Epidural SIMULATOR™
Paravertebral (PVT) and Erectores Spinae Blocks SIMULATOR™TAP and Quadratus Lumborum Blocks SIMULATOR™
ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS™ are shipped with carry/storage base and case, cover protectors, conven-ient accessory storage tray, work surface tray, convenient laminated poster with instructions for use and
care for each model.
ESSENTIAL TRAINERULTRASOUND SIMULATOR™
Facilitates acquisition of essential skills of using ultrasoundAllows needle-target practice in plane and out of plane.Absolute must for anyone wanting to start utilizing point of care ultrasound
Internal LandmarksT3-T8; Ribs 3-8; Paravertebral space; Pleura; Spinous processes; Vertebrae T3 to T8
External Landmarks
Optional
Left and right inferior angle of scapula; Vertebra prominens; Spinous processes, Paravertebral muscles
Digital camera for visual confirmation of needle and catheter entry into the paravertebral space.
OptionalDigital camera for monitoring of needle and catheter entry into the epidural space.
Facilitates learning essential anatomy for TAP and QL blocks
Teaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for TAP and Quadratus Lumborum, and needle-eye coordination
Allows training on injection techniques for TAP and QL
Internal LandmarksTransverse abdominis muscles; Internal and external oblique muscles; Quadratus lumborum muscles; Latissimus dorsi muscles
External LandmarksUmbilicus; Rectus abdominous
Facilitates learning of anatomy, identification of interspaces and placement of the needle in the epidural space with loss of resistance technique or ultrasound.
Can be used to learn ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for spine and neuraxial procedures.
Internal LandmarksL1-L5; Sacrum; Epidural space; Spinal processes; Laminae; Articulate joints; Intervertebral space; Dura and Ligamentum Flavum
Full size anatomical structures in easy to carry footprint.
External LandmarksIliac crest
Facilitates acquisition of essential skills of using ultrasoundAllows needle-target practice in plane and out of plane
Absolute must for anyone wanting to start utilizing point ofcare ultrasound
Internal LandmarksArtery; Vein; NerveExternal LandmarksNot applicable
Introducing NYSORA ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS™ Developed by opinion leaders and educators,
NYSORA ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS™ are the most anatomically accurate, tissue-like tools to learn
point-of-care ultrasound and certify skills acquisition before approaching patients.
THE MOST ADVANCEDULTRASOUNDTRAINING TOOLS
MS2
-QU
AM
S2-E
PI
TORSO (cont.) TORSO
MS2
-TR
N
MS2
-PV
TM
S2-T
AP
www.nysorasimulators.com
COVER 200 mm PAGE 5 199 mmPAGE 6 199 mm BACKCOVER 200 mm
BENEFITS:
BENEFITS:BENEFITS:
BENEFITS:
BENEFITS: BENEFITS:
VASCULAR ACCESS
ABOUT US
NYSORA ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS™ are manufactured in the EU and distributed by MedXPress.PRO.
MedXPress.PRO is founded and managed by leaders in ultrasonography and education to develop products that improve patient safety.
facilitate ultrasound skills knowledge acquisi-tion, increase the educational experience and knowledge retention, and standardize training.
DESIGN Each ULTRASOUND SIMULATOR™ utilizes TISSUE SIMULA-
TOR™ Technology and optimizes the development of specific knowledge and skills using landmark and ultrasound guided procedural techniques.
All models contain internal and external landmarks neces-sary to practice ultrasound visualization for point of care procedures.
FOOTPRINTThe system footprint is small to facilitate the utilization of
multiple units simultaneously, making it ideal for workshops and simulation labs.
Small footprint and standardized packing size allows easy storage and transport.
EXPERT INPUTEach ULTRASOUND SIMULATOR™ has been reviewed by
leaders in the field of Point-Of-Care ultrasound and has been approved to ensure that the relevant external and internal landmarks for taught procedures are included and accurate.
NYSORA ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS™
Subclavian Vein Cannulation SIMULATOR™
MS2
-VA
SC
Facilitates acquisition of essential skills of using ultrasoundAllows needle-target practice in plane and out of planeAbsolute must for anyone wanting to start utilizing point of care ultrasound
Teaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for abdominal muscles, fasciae, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksRectus abdominis; Transverse abdominis; Internal oblique; External oblique; Pectineus; Essential Sheaths
External LandmarksUmbilicus; Rectus abdominis; Abdominal wall
Allows learning imaging of the subclavian veinRealistically built to mimic challenging needle insertionTeaches skills in avoiding coracoid process for success-ful needle placement
Internal LandmarksCoracoid process, clavicle, subclavian/axillary vein
External LandmarksSubclavian space, shoulder girdle, clavicle
* Requires filling the vessels with fluid for best visualization and practice.
ML006 RevE
Mid-Axillary lineSpinous Processes
Umbilicus
Optional Camera to Visually ConfirmCorrect Needle Placement
L4/L5
UltrasoundTissue Simulator(TM)
Ribs
Delto-pectoral grooveCoracoid Process
Actual ULTRASOUND SIMULATOR image Actual ULTRASOUND SIMULATOR image
Actual ULTRASOUND SIMULATOR image
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LDM
QL2
QLM
QL3
APAP
SP
LAMINA
BONE
SQ TISSUESQ TISSUE
ARTERY
ARTERY
NEEDLE TIPINSIDE ARTERY
MUSCLE VEIN
NEEDLEPRACTICE NEEDLE
PRACTICE
LAMINA
QL1
TAM
IOM
SQ
ABDOMEN
SQ
SQ
ES
TP TP
PVS
PLEURA
ES
EOM
IOM
TAPFASCIA
TAM
PECTORALISMUSCLE
VESSELWALLS
RIBS
SUBCL. VEIN
LOWER EXTREMITY NERVE BLOCK SIMULATORS
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform femoral nerve block and fascia iliaca block & lateral femoral cutaneous nerve (LFCN) blocks
Internal LandmarksFemoral, obturator, lateral cutaneous nerves; Saphenous nerves; Fascia ilica; Facia lata; Iliopsoas muscle; Pectineus muscle; Sartorius muscle; Adductor muscles; Femoral artery; Femoral vein
External LandmarksInguinal crease; Anterior superior iliac spine; Proximal thigh; Hips Pubic tubercle; Inguinal Ligament; Femoral Crease
Internal LandmarksGreat trochanter; Ischial tuberosity; Sciatic nerve; Gluteus maximus
External LandmarksGluteus maximus; Gluteal crease; Femur Trochanter
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to recognize ulnar and radial /arteries and perform ulnar and median nerve blocks.
Internal LandmarksRadius, ulnar carpal bones; Radial and ulnar arteries; Median and ulnar nerves; Palmares longus; Radial Artery; Ulnar artery; Deep and supperficial muscles of the forearm
External LandmarksUlnar head; Radius; Ulna; Palmar crease; Tendons of wrist flexors; Thenar ligament; Veins; Hypothenar ligament
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform Axillary BlockAllows injection practiceTeaches ultrasound axillary plexus anatomy patterns recognition and needle-eye coordination to safely guide needle insertion into axillary sheath.
Allows injection practiceTeaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition of median, ulnar nerves and arteries and needle-eye coordination for safe block performance.
Internal LandmarksRadial nerve; Ulnar nerve; Median nerve; Musculocutaneous nerves; Axillary artery; Axillary Vein; Deltoid muscle; Biceps muscle; Coracobrachialis muscle
External LandmarksAxillary fossa; Pectoralis muscle; Trapezus muscle; latissimus Biceps Brachialis muscle; Deltoid Muscle
dorsi muscle;
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform popliteal sciatic and IPAC blocksTeaches ultrasound anatomy pattern for sciatic nerve sheath, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksPopliteal artery and vein; Common peroneal nerve; Tibial nerve;Semitendinosus muscle; Semimembranosus muscle; Biceps femoris muscle; Distal part of femur
External LandmarksPopliteal fossa; Tendon of Biceps Femoris Muscle; Tendon of Semimembranosus Muscle; Popliteal Fossa; Popliteal Crease; Popliteal triangle
Internal LandmarksTibial nerve; Peroneal nerves (superficial and deep); Sural nerve;Saphenous nerve; Posterior and anterior tibial artery and vein;Tibia Fibula; Medial malleolus
External LandmarksTibia; Lateral malleolus; Medial malleolus; Side of the foot;Dorsus of the foot
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform Suprascapular nerve block for analgesia of the shoulder without phrenic nerve paralysisTeaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for sciatic nerve, sciatic sheath, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksClavicle; Scapula; Humerus; Suprascapular nerves; Infraspinatus muscle; Supraspinatus muscle; Suprascapular artery; Trapezius muscle; Circumflex artery
External LandmarksScapula; Clavicle
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform femoral triangle and adductor canal block for analgesia of the kneeAllows injection practiceTeaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for adductor canal, saphenous nerve, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksSartorius muscle; Vastus medialis muscle; Adductor canal; Femoral artery; Femoral vein; Saphenous nerve; Relevant fascial sheats
External LandmarksMid and distal thigh; Knee; Quadriceps Femoris muscle; Sartorius Muscle
Internal LandmarksSternocleidomastoid muscles; Carotid artery; Internal jugular vein;Subclavian artery; Clavicle; First rib; Thiroid Gland; Pleura
External LandmarksSternocleidomastoid muscles; Clavicle; Cricoid cartilage; Supraclavicular fossa; Neck; Mandible
* Requires filling the vessels with fluid for best imaging.
Learn the anatomy of the breast and tissue layers of importance in breast surgery and local anesthetic infiltration techniques
Internal Landmarks
Teaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition for nerves around the ankle, and needle-eye coordination
Teaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition of gluteal muscles, sciatic nerve and ischial notch. Practice Intramuscular Injections
Teaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for internal jugular vein, and needle-eye coordination
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Pectoralis major and minor muscles; Serratus muscles; Axillary arteryAxillary vein; Cords of the brachial plexus; Clavicle; Coracoid process;Ribs 1-4
External LandmarksBreast anatomy; Sternocleidomastoid muscle
Facilitates skills acquisition to perform Infraclavicular brachial plexus and PEC blocksTeaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition and needle-eye coordination
Accelerates skills acquisition to perform Interscalene and Supraclavicular plexus blocks.
Internal LandmarksPectoralis major and minor muscles; Serratus muscles; Axillary artery and vein; Chords of the brachial plexus; Clavicle; Coracoid process; Ribs 1-4; Pleura and Chest Cavity
External LandmarksClavicle; Deltopectoral groove; Pectoralis muscle; Chest wall;Coracoid process; Shoulder; Deltoid muscle
Combined Infraclavicular/PEC Nerve Block SIMULATOR™ Wrist Block SIMULATOR™ Popliteal and IPAC Blocks SIMULATOR™ Ankle Block SIMULATOR™
Open Breast Infraclavicular Visual SIMULATOR™
Suprascapular Nerve Block SIMULATOR™
Femoral and Fascia Iliaca Blocks SIMULATOR™ Sciatic Transgluteal SIMULATOR™
VASCULAR ACCESSVascular Access IJ SIMULATOR™
Internal LandmarksTeaches ultrasound brachial plexus anatomy patterns recognition and needle-eye coordinationAnterior scalene muscle; Middle scalene muscle; Sternocleido-mastoid muscle; Carotid artery; Internal jugular vein; Subclavian artery; Subclavian vein; Clavicle; Stellate ganglion; C2-C7; First rib; Clavicle; Brachial plexus; Superficial cervical plexus; Stellate ganglion thyroid
External LandmarksSternocleidomastoid muscle; Clavicle; Lateral neck; Chest wall;Thyroid notch
Interscalene Brachial Plexus& Supraclavicular Blocks SIMULATOR™
MS2
-IN
TM
S2-I
NF/
PEC
MS2
-BA
E
MS2
-AB
PM
S2-M
EDM
S2-S
SC
MS2
-FEM
MS2
-PO
PM
S2-A
DD
MS2
-STG
MS2
-AN
KM
S2-V
AIJ
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UPPER EXTREMITY NERVE BLOCK SIMULATORS
Infraclavicular fossa
Axillary VesselsPec Minor M
Rib CagePec Major M
Axillary Fossa Quadriceps M
Pop Fossa Crease
Vastus Lateralis M
Semitendinosus MBiceps Femoris M
Femoral Crease
ASIS
Carpal Tunnel
ScapulaSuprascapular M
Chest Wall
Middle andAnteriorSceleneMuscles
Greater Trochanter
Superf Peroneal N
Lat MalleolusDeep Peron Nerve
Sternocleidomastoid M Clavicle
Gluteus M
Adductor Longus M
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Adductor/Saphenous Blocks SIMULATOR™
Axillary Brachial Plexus SIMULATOR™
NEEDLE
PEC MAJOR
PEC MINOR
AV
AA
MEDIALCORD
POSTERIOR CORD
NEEDLE
LAT CORD
AV FASCIA LATA
FASCIAILIATA
SCIATICNERVE
CORTEX
SKIN
SQ
IJCA
MSM
PTANEDLE
PTVMED. MALLEOLUS
TIBIA POST. TIBALNERVE
SQ
GLUTEUS M
SCIATICNOTCH
SQ
FN FA
SQ
SQ
SARTORIUSMUSCLE
FASCIA
VM
FV
FAAM
SAPHENNERVE
TN
PU
PA
CPN NEEDLE
REVERBERATIONARTIFACT
ILIACUSMUSCLE
POPLITEALSHEATH
NEEDLE
LFCN
SQ
SCAPULA
SS NERVE
SS MUSCLE
NEEDLE
SS NOTCH
RA
ULNA
MEDIANNERVE
MN
UN
AA
RNMCN
CONJOINT
TENDON
MSM
RIB
ASM
NEEDLETIP
C5C6
C7
LOWER EXTREMITY NERVE BLOCK SIMULATORS
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform femoral nerve block and fascia iliaca block & lateral femoral cutaneous nerve (LFCN) blocks
Internal LandmarksFemoral, obturator, lateral cutaneous nerves; Saphenous nerves; Fascia ilica; Facia lata; Iliopsoas muscle; Pectineus muscle; Sartorius muscle; Adductor muscles; Femoral artery; Femoral vein
External LandmarksInguinal crease; Anterior superior iliac spine; Proximal thigh; Hips Pubic tubercle; Inguinal Ligament; Femoral Crease
Internal LandmarksGreat trochanter; Ischial tuberosity; Sciatic nerve; Gluteus maximus
External LandmarksGluteus maximus; Gluteal crease; Femur Trochanter
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to recognize ulnar and radial /arteries and perform ulnar and median nerve blocks.
Internal LandmarksRadius, ulnar carpal bones; Radial and ulnar arteries; Median and ulnar nerves; Palmares longus; Radial Artery; Ulnar artery; Deep and supperficial muscles of the forearm
External LandmarksUlnar head; Radius; Ulna; Palmar crease; Tendons of wrist flexors; Thenar ligament; Veins; Hypothenar ligament
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform Axillary BlockAllows injection practiceTeaches ultrasound axillary plexus anatomy patterns recognition and needle-eye coordination to safely guide needle insertion into axillary sheath.
Allows injection practiceTeaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition of median, ulnar nerves and arteries and needle-eye coordination for safe block performance.
Internal LandmarksRadial nerve; Ulnar nerve; Median nerve; Musculocutaneous nerves; Axillary artery; Axillary Vein; Deltoid muscle; Biceps muscle; Coracobrachialis muscle
External LandmarksAxillary fossa; Pectoralis muscle; Trapezus muscle; latissimus Biceps Brachialis muscle; Deltoid Muscle
dorsi muscle;
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform popliteal sciatic and IPAC blocksTeaches ultrasound anatomy pattern for sciatic nerve sheath, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksPopliteal artery and vein; Common peroneal nerve; Tibial nerve;Semitendinosus muscle; Semimembranosus muscle; Biceps femoris muscle; Distal part of femur
External LandmarksPopliteal fossa; Tendon of Biceps Femoris Muscle; Tendon of Semimembranosus Muscle; Popliteal Fossa; Popliteal Crease; Popliteal triangle
Internal LandmarksTibial nerve; Peroneal nerves (superficial and deep); Sural nerve;Saphenous nerve; Posterior and anterior tibial artery and vein;Tibia Fibula; Medial malleolus
External LandmarksTibia; Lateral malleolus; Medial malleolus; Side of the foot;Dorsus of the foot
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform Suprascapular nerve block for analgesia of the shoulder without phrenic nerve paralysisTeaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for sciatic nerve, sciatic sheath, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksClavicle; Scapula; Humerus; Suprascapular nerves; Infraspinatus muscle; Supraspinatus muscle; Suprascapular artery; Trapezius muscle; Circumflex artery
External LandmarksScapula; Clavicle
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform femoral triangle and adductor canal block for analgesia of the kneeAllows injection practiceTeaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for adductor canal, saphenous nerve, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksSartorius muscle; Vastus medialis muscle; Adductor canal; Femoral artery; Femoral vein; Saphenous nerve; Relevant fascial sheats
External LandmarksMid and distal thigh; Knee; Quadriceps Femoris muscle; Sartorius Muscle
Internal LandmarksSternocleidomastoid muscles; Carotid artery; Internal jugular vein;Subclavian artery; Clavicle; First rib; Thiroid Gland; Pleura
External LandmarksSternocleidomastoid muscles; Clavicle; Cricoid cartilage; Supraclavicular fossa; Neck; Mandible
* Requires filling the vessels with fluid for best imaging.
Learn the anatomy of the breast and tissue layers of importance in breast surgery and local anesthetic infiltration techniques
Internal Landmarks
Teaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition for nerves around the ankle, and needle-eye coordination
Teaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition of gluteal muscles, sciatic nerve and ischial notch. Practice Intramuscular Injections
Teaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for internal jugular vein, and needle-eye coordination
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Pectoralis major and minor muscles; Serratus muscles; Axillary arteryAxillary vein; Cords of the brachial plexus; Clavicle; Coracoid process;Ribs 1-4
External LandmarksBreast anatomy; Sternocleidomastoid muscle
Facilitates skills acquisition to perform Infraclavicular brachial plexus and PEC blocksTeaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition and needle-eye coordination
Accelerates skills acquisition to perform Interscalene and Supraclavicular plexus blocks.
Internal LandmarksPectoralis major and minor muscles; Serratus muscles; Axillary artery and vein; Chords of the brachial plexus; Clavicle; Coracoid process; Ribs 1-4; Pleura and Chest Cavity
External LandmarksClavicle; Deltopectoral groove; Pectoralis muscle; Chest wall;Coracoid process; Shoulder; Deltoid muscle
Combined Infraclavicular/PEC Nerve Block SIMULATOR™ Wrist Block SIMULATOR™ Popliteal and IPAC Blocks SIMULATOR™ Ankle Block SIMULATOR™
Open Breast Infraclavicular Visual SIMULATOR™
Suprascapular Nerve Block SIMULATOR™
Femoral and Fascia Iliaca Blocks SIMULATOR™ Sciatic Transgluteal SIMULATOR™
VASCULAR ACCESSVascular Access IJ SIMULATOR™
Internal LandmarksTeaches ultrasound brachial plexus anatomy patterns recognition and needle-eye coordinationAnterior scalene muscle; Middle scalene muscle; Sternocleido-mastoid muscle; Carotid artery; Internal jugular vein; Subclavian artery; Subclavian vein; Clavicle; Stellate ganglion; C2-C7; First rib; Clavicle; Brachial plexus; Superficial cervical plexus; Stellate ganglion thyroid
External LandmarksSternocleidomastoid muscle; Clavicle; Lateral neck; Chest wall;Thyroid notch
Interscalene Brachial Plexus& Supraclavicular Blocks SIMULATOR™
MS2
-IN
TM
S2-I
NF/
PEC
MS2
-BA
E
MS2
-AB
PM
S2-M
EDM
S2-S
SC
MS2
-FEM
MS2
-PO
PM
S2-A
DD
MS2
-STG
MS2
-AN
KM
S2-V
AIJ
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UPPER EXTREMITY NERVE BLOCK SIMULATORS
Infraclavicular fossa
Axillary VesselsPec Minor M
Rib CagePec Major M
Axillary Fossa Quadriceps M
Pop Fossa Crease
Vastus Lateralis M
Semitendinosus MBiceps Femoris M
Femoral Crease
ASIS
Carpal Tunnel
ScapulaSuprascapular M
Chest Wall
Middle andAnteriorSceleneMuscles
Greater Trochanter
Superf Peroneal N
Lat MalleolusDeep Peron Nerve
Sternocleidomastoid M Clavicle
Gluteus M
Adductor Longus M
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Adductor/Saphenous Blocks SIMULATOR™
Axillary Brachial Plexus SIMULATOR™
NEEDLE
PEC MAJOR
PEC MINOR
AV
AA
MEDIALCORD
POSTERIOR CORD
NEEDLE
LAT CORD
AV FASCIA LATA
FASCIAILIATA
SCIATICNERVE
CORTEX
SKIN
SQ
IJCA
MSM
PTANEDLE
PTVMED. MALLEOLUS
TIBIA POST. TIBALNERVE
SQ
GLUTEUS M
SCIATICNOTCH
SQ
FN FA
SQ
SQ
SARTORIUSMUSCLE
FASCIA
VM
FV
FAAM
SAPHENNERVE
TN
PU
PA
CPN NEEDLE
REVERBERATIONARTIFACT
ILIACUSMUSCLE
POPLITEALSHEATH
NEEDLE
LFCN
SQ
SCAPULA
SS NERVE
SS MUSCLE
NEEDLE
SS NOTCH
RA
ULNA
MEDIANNERVE
MN
UN
AA
RNMCN
CONJOINT
TENDON
MSM
RIB
ASM
NEEDLETIP
C5C6
C7
LOWER EXTREMITY NERVE BLOCK SIMULATORS
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform femoral nerve block and fascia iliaca block & lateral femoral cutaneous nerve (LFCN) blocks
Internal LandmarksFemoral, obturator, lateral cutaneous nerves; Saphenous nerves; Fascia ilica; Facia lata; Iliopsoas muscle; Pectineus muscle; Sartorius muscle; Adductor muscles; Femoral artery; Femoral vein
External LandmarksInguinal crease; Anterior superior iliac spine; Proximal thigh; Hips Pubic tubercle; Inguinal Ligament; Femoral Crease
Internal LandmarksGreat trochanter; Ischial tuberosity; Sciatic nerve; Gluteus maximus
External LandmarksGluteus maximus; Gluteal crease; Femur Trochanter
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to recognize ulnar and radial /arteries and perform ulnar and median nerve blocks.
Internal LandmarksRadius, ulnar carpal bones; Radial and ulnar arteries; Median and ulnar nerves; Palmares longus; Radial Artery; Ulnar artery; Deep and supperficial muscles of the forearm
External LandmarksUlnar head; Radius; Ulna; Palmar crease; Tendons of wrist flexors; Thenar ligament; Veins; Hypothenar ligament
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform Axillary BlockAllows injection practiceTeaches ultrasound axillary plexus anatomy patterns recognition and needle-eye coordination to safely guide needle insertion into axillary sheath.
Allows injection practiceTeaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition of median, ulnar nerves and arteries and needle-eye coordination for safe block performance.
Internal LandmarksRadial nerve; Ulnar nerve; Median nerve; Musculocutaneous nerves; Axillary artery; Axillary Vein; Deltoid muscle; Biceps muscle; Coracobrachialis muscle
External LandmarksAxillary fossa; Pectoralis muscle; Trapezus muscle; latissimus Biceps Brachialis muscle; Deltoid Muscle
dorsi muscle;
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform popliteal sciatic and IPAC blocksTeaches ultrasound anatomy pattern for sciatic nerve sheath, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksPopliteal artery and vein; Common peroneal nerve; Tibial nerve;Semitendinosus muscle; Semimembranosus muscle; Biceps femoris muscle; Distal part of femur
External LandmarksPopliteal fossa; Tendon of Biceps Femoris Muscle; Tendon of Semimembranosus Muscle; Popliteal Fossa; Popliteal Crease; Popliteal triangle
Internal LandmarksTibial nerve; Peroneal nerves (superficial and deep); Sural nerve;Saphenous nerve; Posterior and anterior tibial artery and vein;Tibia Fibula; Medial malleolus
External LandmarksTibia; Lateral malleolus; Medial malleolus; Side of the foot;Dorsus of the foot
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform Suprascapular nerve block for analgesia of the shoulder without phrenic nerve paralysisTeaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for sciatic nerve, sciatic sheath, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksClavicle; Scapula; Humerus; Suprascapular nerves; Infraspinatus muscle; Supraspinatus muscle; Suprascapular artery; Trapezius muscle; Circumflex artery
External LandmarksScapula; Clavicle
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform femoral triangle and adductor canal block for analgesia of the kneeAllows injection practiceTeaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for adductor canal, saphenous nerve, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksSartorius muscle; Vastus medialis muscle; Adductor canal; Femoral artery; Femoral vein; Saphenous nerve; Relevant fascial sheats
External LandmarksMid and distal thigh; Knee; Quadriceps Femoris muscle; Sartorius Muscle
Internal LandmarksSternocleidomastoid muscles; Carotid artery; Internal jugular vein;Subclavian artery; Clavicle; First rib; Thiroid Gland; Pleura
External LandmarksSternocleidomastoid muscles; Clavicle; Cricoid cartilage; Supraclavicular fossa; Neck; Mandible
* Requires filling the vessels with fluid for best imaging.
Learn the anatomy of the breast and tissue layers of importance in breast surgery and local anesthetic infiltration techniques
Internal Landmarks
Teaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition for nerves around the ankle, and needle-eye coordination
Teaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition of gluteal muscles, sciatic nerve and ischial notch. Practice Intramuscular Injections
Teaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for internal jugular vein, and needle-eye coordination
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Pectoralis major and minor muscles; Serratus muscles; Axillary arteryAxillary vein; Cords of the brachial plexus; Clavicle; Coracoid process;Ribs 1-4
External LandmarksBreast anatomy; Sternocleidomastoid muscle
Facilitates skills acquisition to perform Infraclavicular brachial plexus and PEC blocksTeaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition and needle-eye coordination
Accelerates skills acquisition to perform Interscalene and Supraclavicular plexus blocks.
Internal LandmarksPectoralis major and minor muscles; Serratus muscles; Axillary artery and vein; Chords of the brachial plexus; Clavicle; Coracoid process; Ribs 1-4; Pleura and Chest Cavity
External LandmarksClavicle; Deltopectoral groove; Pectoralis muscle; Chest wall;Coracoid process; Shoulder; Deltoid muscle
Combined Infraclavicular/PEC Nerve Block SIMULATOR™ Wrist Block SIMULATOR™ Popliteal and IPAC Blocks SIMULATOR™ Ankle Block SIMULATOR™
Open Breast Infraclavicular Visual SIMULATOR™
Suprascapular Nerve Block SIMULATOR™
Femoral and Fascia Iliaca Blocks SIMULATOR™ Sciatic Transgluteal SIMULATOR™
VASCULAR ACCESSVascular Access IJ SIMULATOR™
Internal LandmarksTeaches ultrasound brachial plexus anatomy patterns recognition and needle-eye coordinationAnterior scalene muscle; Middle scalene muscle; Sternocleido-mastoid muscle; Carotid artery; Internal jugular vein; Subclavian artery; Subclavian vein; Clavicle; Stellate ganglion; C2-C7; First rib; Clavicle; Brachial plexus; Superficial cervical plexus; Stellate ganglion thyroid
External LandmarksSternocleidomastoid muscle; Clavicle; Lateral neck; Chest wall;Thyroid notch
Interscalene Brachial Plexus& Supraclavicular Blocks SIMULATOR™
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TM
S2-I
NF/
PEC
MS2
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E
MS2
-AB
PM
S2-M
EDM
S2-S
SC
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PM
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DD
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MS2
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KM
S2-V
AIJ
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UPPER EXTREMITY NERVE BLOCK SIMULATORS
Infraclavicular fossa
Axillary VesselsPec Minor M
Rib CagePec Major M
Axillary Fossa Quadriceps M
Pop Fossa Crease
Vastus Lateralis M
Semitendinosus MBiceps Femoris M
Femoral Crease
ASIS
Carpal Tunnel
ScapulaSuprascapular M
Chest Wall
Middle andAnteriorSceleneMuscles
Greater Trochanter
Superf Peroneal N
Lat MalleolusDeep Peron Nerve
Sternocleidomastoid M Clavicle
Gluteus M
Adductor Longus M
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Adductor/Saphenous Blocks SIMULATOR™
Axillary Brachial Plexus SIMULATOR™
NEEDLE
PEC MAJOR
PEC MINOR
AV
AA
MEDIALCORD
POSTERIOR CORD
NEEDLE
LAT CORD
AV FASCIA LATA
FASCIAILIATA
SCIATICNERVE
CORTEX
SKIN
SQ
IJCA
MSM
PTANEDLE
PTVMED. MALLEOLUS
TIBIA POST. TIBALNERVE
SQ
GLUTEUS M
SCIATICNOTCH
SQ
FN FA
SQ
SQ
SARTORIUSMUSCLE
FASCIA
VM
FV
FAAM
SAPHENNERVE
TN
PU
PA
CPN NEEDLE
REVERBERATIONARTIFACT
ILIACUSMUSCLE
POPLITEALSHEATH
NEEDLE
LFCN
SQ
SCAPULA
SS NERVE
SS MUSCLE
NEEDLE
SS NOTCH
RA
ULNA
MEDIANNERVE
MN
UN
AA
RNMCN
CONJOINT
TENDON
MSM
RIB
ASM
NEEDLETIP
C5C6
C7
LOWER EXTREMITY NERVE BLOCK SIMULATORS
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform femoral nerve block and fascia iliaca block & lateral femoral cutaneous nerve (LFCN) blocks
Internal LandmarksFemoral, obturator, lateral cutaneous nerves; Saphenous nerves; Fascia ilica; Facia lata; Iliopsoas muscle; Pectineus muscle; Sartorius muscle; Adductor muscles; Femoral artery; Femoral vein
External LandmarksInguinal crease; Anterior superior iliac spine; Proximal thigh; Hips Pubic tubercle; Inguinal Ligament; Femoral Crease
Internal LandmarksGreat trochanter; Ischial tuberosity; Sciatic nerve; Gluteus maximus
External LandmarksGluteus maximus; Gluteal crease; Femur Trochanter
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to recognize ulnar and radial /arteries and perform ulnar and median nerve blocks.
Internal LandmarksRadius, ulnar carpal bones; Radial and ulnar arteries; Median and ulnar nerves; Palmares longus; Radial Artery; Ulnar artery; Deep and supperficial muscles of the forearm
External LandmarksUlnar head; Radius; Ulna; Palmar crease; Tendons of wrist flexors; Thenar ligament; Veins; Hypothenar ligament
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform Axillary BlockAllows injection practiceTeaches ultrasound axillary plexus anatomy patterns recognition and needle-eye coordination to safely guide needle insertion into axillary sheath.
Allows injection practiceTeaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition of median, ulnar nerves and arteries and needle-eye coordination for safe block performance.
Internal LandmarksRadial nerve; Ulnar nerve; Median nerve; Musculocutaneous nerves; Axillary artery; Axillary Vein; Deltoid muscle; Biceps muscle; Coracobrachialis muscle
External LandmarksAxillary fossa; Pectoralis muscle; Trapezus muscle; latissimus Biceps Brachialis muscle; Deltoid Muscle
dorsi muscle;
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform popliteal sciatic and IPAC blocksTeaches ultrasound anatomy pattern for sciatic nerve sheath, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksPopliteal artery and vein; Common peroneal nerve; Tibial nerve;Semitendinosus muscle; Semimembranosus muscle; Biceps femoris muscle; Distal part of femur
External LandmarksPopliteal fossa; Tendon of Biceps Femoris Muscle; Tendon of Semimembranosus Muscle; Popliteal Fossa; Popliteal Crease; Popliteal triangle
Internal LandmarksTibial nerve; Peroneal nerves (superficial and deep); Sural nerve;Saphenous nerve; Posterior and anterior tibial artery and vein;Tibia Fibula; Medial malleolus
External LandmarksTibia; Lateral malleolus; Medial malleolus; Side of the foot;Dorsus of the foot
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform Suprascapular nerve block for analgesia of the shoulder without phrenic nerve paralysisTeaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for sciatic nerve, sciatic sheath, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksClavicle; Scapula; Humerus; Suprascapular nerves; Infraspinatus muscle; Supraspinatus muscle; Suprascapular artery; Trapezius muscle; Circumflex artery
External LandmarksScapula; Clavicle
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform femoral triangle and adductor canal block for analgesia of the kneeAllows injection practiceTeaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for adductor canal, saphenous nerve, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksSartorius muscle; Vastus medialis muscle; Adductor canal; Femoral artery; Femoral vein; Saphenous nerve; Relevant fascial sheats
External LandmarksMid and distal thigh; Knee; Quadriceps Femoris muscle; Sartorius Muscle
Internal LandmarksSternocleidomastoid muscles; Carotid artery; Internal jugular vein;Subclavian artery; Clavicle; First rib; Thiroid Gland; Pleura
External LandmarksSternocleidomastoid muscles; Clavicle; Cricoid cartilage; Supraclavicular fossa; Neck; Mandible
* Requires filling the vessels with fluid for best imaging.
Learn the anatomy of the breast and tissue layers of importance in breast surgery and local anesthetic infiltration techniques
Internal Landmarks
Teaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition for nerves around the ankle, and needle-eye coordination
Teaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition of gluteal muscles, sciatic nerve and ischial notch. Practice Intramuscular Injections
Teaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for internal jugular vein, and needle-eye coordination
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Pectoralis major and minor muscles; Serratus muscles; Axillary arteryAxillary vein; Cords of the brachial plexus; Clavicle; Coracoid process;Ribs 1-4
External LandmarksBreast anatomy; Sternocleidomastoid muscle
Facilitates skills acquisition to perform Infraclavicular brachial plexus and PEC blocksTeaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition and needle-eye coordination
Accelerates skills acquisition to perform Interscalene and Supraclavicular plexus blocks.
Internal LandmarksPectoralis major and minor muscles; Serratus muscles; Axillary artery and vein; Chords of the brachial plexus; Clavicle; Coracoid process; Ribs 1-4; Pleura and Chest Cavity
External LandmarksClavicle; Deltopectoral groove; Pectoralis muscle; Chest wall;Coracoid process; Shoulder; Deltoid muscle
Combined Infraclavicular/PEC Nerve Block SIMULATOR™ Wrist Block SIMULATOR™ Popliteal and IPAC Blocks SIMULATOR™ Ankle Block SIMULATOR™
Open Breast Infraclavicular Visual SIMULATOR™
Suprascapular Nerve Block SIMULATOR™
Femoral and Fascia Iliaca Blocks SIMULATOR™ Sciatic Transgluteal SIMULATOR™
VASCULAR ACCESSVascular Access IJ SIMULATOR™
Internal LandmarksTeaches ultrasound brachial plexus anatomy patterns recognition and needle-eye coordinationAnterior scalene muscle; Middle scalene muscle; Sternocleido-mastoid muscle; Carotid artery; Internal jugular vein; Subclavian artery; Subclavian vein; Clavicle; Stellate ganglion; C2-C7; First rib; Clavicle; Brachial plexus; Superficial cervical plexus; Stellate ganglion thyroid
External LandmarksSternocleidomastoid muscle; Clavicle; Lateral neck; Chest wall;Thyroid notch
Interscalene Brachial Plexus& Supraclavicular Blocks SIMULATOR™
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TM
S2-I
NF/
PEC
MS2
-BA
E
MS2
-AB
PM
S2-M
EDM
S2-S
SC
MS2
-FEM
MS2
-PO
PM
S2-A
DD
MS2
-STG
MS2
-AN
KM
S2-V
AIJ
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UPPER EXTREMITY NERVE BLOCK SIMULATORS
Infraclavicular fossa
Axillary VesselsPec Minor M
Rib CagePec Major M
Axillary Fossa Quadriceps M
Pop Fossa Crease
Vastus Lateralis M
Semitendinosus MBiceps Femoris M
Femoral Crease
ASIS
Carpal Tunnel
ScapulaSuprascapular M
Chest Wall
Middle andAnteriorSceleneMuscles
Greater Trochanter
Superf Peroneal N
Lat MalleolusDeep Peron Nerve
Sternocleidomastoid M Clavicle
Gluteus M
Adductor Longus M
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Axillary Brachial Plexus SIMULATOR™
NEEDLE
PEC MAJOR
PEC MINOR
AV
AA
MEDIALCORD
POSTERIOR CORD
NEEDLE
LAT CORD
AV FASCIA LATA
FASCIAILIATA
SCIATICNERVE
CORTEX
SKIN
SQ
IJCA
MSM
PTANEDLE
PTVMED. MALLEOLUS
TIBIA POST. TIBALNERVE
SQ
GLUTEUS M
SCIATICNOTCH
SQ
FN FA
SQ
SQ
SARTORIUSMUSCLE
FASCIA
VM
FV
FAAM
SAPHENNERVE
TN
PU
PA
CPN NEEDLE
REVERBERATIONARTIFACT
ILIACUSMUSCLE
POPLITEALSHEATH
NEEDLE
LFCN
SQ
SCAPULA
SS NERVE
SS MUSCLE
NEEDLE
SS NOTCH
RA
ULNA
MEDIANNERVE
MN
UN
AA
RNMCN
CONJOINT
TENDON
MSM
RIB
ASM
NEEDLETIP
C5C6
C7
LOWER EXTREMITY NERVE BLOCK SIMULATORS
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform femoral nerve block and fascia iliaca block & lateral femoral cutaneous nerve (LFCN) blocks
Internal LandmarksFemoral, obturator, lateral cutaneous nerves; Saphenous nerves; Fascia ilica; Facia lata; Iliopsoas muscle; Pectineus muscle; Sartorius muscle; Adductor muscles; Femoral artery; Femoral vein
External LandmarksInguinal crease; Anterior superior iliac spine; Proximal thigh; Hips Pubic tubercle; Inguinal Ligament; Femoral Crease
Internal LandmarksGreat trochanter; Ischial tuberosity; Sciatic nerve; Gluteus maximus
External LandmarksGluteus maximus; Gluteal crease; Femur Trochanter
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to recognize ulnar and radial /arteries and perform ulnar and median nerve blocks.
Internal LandmarksRadius, ulnar carpal bones; Radial and ulnar arteries; Median and ulnar nerves; Palmares longus; Radial Artery; Ulnar artery; Deep and supperficial muscles of the forearm
External LandmarksUlnar head; Radius; Ulna; Palmar crease; Tendons of wrist flexors; Thenar ligament; Veins; Hypothenar ligament
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform Axillary BlockAllows injection practiceTeaches ultrasound axillary plexus anatomy patterns recognition and needle-eye coordination to safely guide needle insertion into axillary sheath.
Allows injection practiceTeaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition of median, ulnar nerves and arteries and needle-eye coordination for safe block performance.
Internal LandmarksRadial nerve; Ulnar nerve; Median nerve; Musculocutaneous nerves; Axillary artery; Axillary Vein; Deltoid muscle; Biceps muscle; Coracobrachialis muscle
External LandmarksAxillary fossa; Pectoralis muscle; Trapezus muscle; latissimus Biceps Brachialis muscle; Deltoid Muscle
dorsi muscle;
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform popliteal sciatic and IPAC blocksTeaches ultrasound anatomy pattern for sciatic nerve sheath, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksPopliteal artery and vein; Common peroneal nerve; Tibial nerve;Semitendinosus muscle; Semimembranosus muscle; Biceps femoris muscle; Distal part of femur
External LandmarksPopliteal fossa; Tendon of Biceps Femoris Muscle; Tendon of Semimembranosus Muscle; Popliteal Fossa; Popliteal Crease; Popliteal triangle
Internal LandmarksTibial nerve; Peroneal nerves (superficial and deep); Sural nerve;Saphenous nerve; Posterior and anterior tibial artery and vein;Tibia Fibula; Medial malleolus
External LandmarksTibia; Lateral malleolus; Medial malleolus; Side of the foot;Dorsus of the foot
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform Suprascapular nerve block for analgesia of the shoulder without phrenic nerve paralysisTeaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for sciatic nerve, sciatic sheath, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksClavicle; Scapula; Humerus; Suprascapular nerves; Infraspinatus muscle; Supraspinatus muscle; Suprascapular artery; Trapezius muscle; Circumflex artery
External LandmarksScapula; Clavicle
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform femoral triangle and adductor canal block for analgesia of the kneeAllows injection practiceTeaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for adductor canal, saphenous nerve, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksSartorius muscle; Vastus medialis muscle; Adductor canal; Femoral artery; Femoral vein; Saphenous nerve; Relevant fascial sheats
External LandmarksMid and distal thigh; Knee; Quadriceps Femoris muscle; Sartorius Muscle
Internal LandmarksSternocleidomastoid muscles; Carotid artery; Internal jugular vein;Subclavian artery; Clavicle; First rib; Thiroid Gland; Pleura
External LandmarksSternocleidomastoid muscles; Clavicle; Cricoid cartilage; Supraclavicular fossa; Neck; Mandible
* Requires filling the vessels with fluid for best imaging.
Learn the anatomy of the breast and tissue layers of importance in breast surgery and local anesthetic infiltration techniques
Internal Landmarks
Teaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition for nerves around the ankle, and needle-eye coordination
Teaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition of gluteal muscles, sciatic nerve and ischial notch. Practice Intramuscular Injections
Teaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for internal jugular vein, and needle-eye coordination
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Pectoralis major and minor muscles; Serratus muscles; Axillary arteryAxillary vein; Cords of the brachial plexus; Clavicle; Coracoid process;Ribs 1-4
External LandmarksBreast anatomy; Sternocleidomastoid muscle
Facilitates skills acquisition to perform Infraclavicular brachial plexus and PEC blocksTeaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition and needle-eye coordination
Accelerates skills acquisition to perform Interscalene and Supraclavicular plexus blocks.
Internal LandmarksPectoralis major and minor muscles; Serratus muscles; Axillary artery and vein; Chords of the brachial plexus; Clavicle; Coracoid process; Ribs 1-4; Pleura and Chest Cavity
External LandmarksClavicle; Deltopectoral groove; Pectoralis muscle; Chest wall;Coracoid process; Shoulder; Deltoid muscle
Combined Infraclavicular/PEC Nerve Block SIMULATOR™ Wrist Block SIMULATOR™ Popliteal and IPAC Blocks SIMULATOR™ Ankle Block SIMULATOR™
Open Breast Infraclavicular Visual SIMULATOR™
Suprascapular Nerve Block SIMULATOR™
Femoral and Fascia Iliaca Blocks SIMULATOR™ Sciatic Transgluteal SIMULATOR™
VASCULAR ACCESSVascular Access IJ SIMULATOR™
Internal LandmarksTeaches ultrasound brachial plexus anatomy patterns recognition and needle-eye coordinationAnterior scalene muscle; Middle scalene muscle; Sternocleido-mastoid muscle; Carotid artery; Internal jugular vein; Subclavian artery; Subclavian vein; Clavicle; Stellate ganglion; C2-C7; First rib; Clavicle; Brachial plexus; Superficial cervical plexus; Stellate ganglion thyroid
External LandmarksSternocleidomastoid muscle; Clavicle; Lateral neck; Chest wall;Thyroid notch
Interscalene Brachial Plexus& Supraclavicular Blocks SIMULATOR™
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TM
S2-I
NF/
PEC
MS2
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MS2
-AB
PM
S2-M
EDM
S2-S
SC
MS2
-FEM
MS2
-PO
PM
S2-A
DD
MS2
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MS2
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KM
S2-V
AIJ
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UPPER EXTREMITY NERVE BLOCK SIMULATORS
Infraclavicular fossa
Axillary VesselsPec Minor M
Rib CagePec Major M
Axillary Fossa Quadriceps M
Pop Fossa Crease
Vastus Lateralis M
Semitendinosus MBiceps Femoris M
Femoral Crease
ASIS
Carpal Tunnel
ScapulaSuprascapular M
Chest Wall
Middle andAnteriorSceleneMuscles
Greater Trochanter
Superf Peroneal N
Lat MalleolusDeep Peron Nerve
Sternocleidomastoid M Clavicle
Gluteus M
Adductor Longus M
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NEEDLE
PEC MAJOR
PEC MINOR
AV
AA
MEDIALCORD
POSTERIOR CORD
NEEDLE
LAT CORD
AV FASCIA LATA
FASCIAILIATA
SCIATICNERVE
CORTEX
SKIN
SQ
IJCA
MSM
PTANEDLE
PTVMED. MALLEOLUS
TIBIA POST. TIBALNERVE
SQ
GLUTEUS M
SCIATICNOTCH
SQ
FN FA
SQ
SQ
SARTORIUSMUSCLE
FASCIA
VM
FV
FAAM
SAPHENNERVE
TN
PU
PA
CPN NEEDLE
REVERBERATIONARTIFACT
ILIACUSMUSCLE
POPLITEALSHEATH
NEEDLE
LFCN
SQ
SCAPULA
SS NERVE
SS MUSCLE
NEEDLE
SS NOTCH
RA
ULNA
MEDIANNERVE
MN
UN
AA
RNMCN
CONJOINT
TENDON
MSM
RIB
ASM
NEEDLETIP
C5C6
C7
LOWER EXTREMITY NERVE BLOCK SIMULATORS
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform femoral nerve block and fascia iliaca block & lateral femoral cutaneous nerve (LFCN) blocks
Internal LandmarksFemoral, obturator, lateral cutaneous nerves; Saphenous nerves; Fascia ilica; Facia lata; Iliopsoas muscle; Pectineus muscle; Sartorius muscle; Adductor muscles; Femoral artery; Femoral vein
External LandmarksInguinal crease; Anterior superior iliac spine; Proximal thigh; Hips Pubic tubercle; Inguinal Ligament; Femoral Crease
Internal LandmarksGreat trochanter; Ischial tuberosity; Sciatic nerve; Gluteus maximus
External LandmarksGluteus maximus; Gluteal crease; Femur Trochanter
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to recognize ulnar and radial /arteries and perform ulnar and median nerve blocks.
Internal LandmarksRadius, ulnar carpal bones; Radial and ulnar arteries; Median and ulnar nerves; Palmares longus; Radial Artery; Ulnar artery; Deep and supperficial muscles of the forearm
External LandmarksUlnar head; Radius; Ulna; Palmar crease; Tendons of wrist flexors; Thenar ligament; Veins; Hypothenar ligament
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform Axillary BlockAllows injection practiceTeaches ultrasound axillary plexus anatomy patterns recognition and needle-eye coordination to safely guide needle insertion into axillary sheath.
Allows injection practiceTeaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition of median, ulnar nerves and arteries and needle-eye coordination for safe block performance.
Internal LandmarksRadial nerve; Ulnar nerve; Median nerve; Musculocutaneous nerves; Axillary artery; Axillary Vein; Deltoid muscle; Biceps muscle; Coracobrachialis muscle
External LandmarksAxillary fossa; Pectoralis muscle; Trapezus muscle; latissimus Biceps Brachialis muscle; Deltoid Muscle
dorsi muscle;
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform popliteal sciatic and IPAC blocksTeaches ultrasound anatomy pattern for sciatic nerve sheath, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksPopliteal artery and vein; Common peroneal nerve; Tibial nerve;Semitendinosus muscle; Semimembranosus muscle; Biceps femoris muscle; Distal part of femur
External LandmarksPopliteal fossa; Tendon of Biceps Femoris Muscle; Tendon of Semimembranosus Muscle; Popliteal Fossa; Popliteal Crease; Popliteal triangle
Internal LandmarksTibial nerve; Peroneal nerves (superficial and deep); Sural nerve;Saphenous nerve; Posterior and anterior tibial artery and vein;Tibia Fibula; Medial malleolus
External LandmarksTibia; Lateral malleolus; Medial malleolus; Side of the foot;Dorsus of the foot
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform Suprascapular nerve block for analgesia of the shoulder without phrenic nerve paralysisTeaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for sciatic nerve, sciatic sheath, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksClavicle; Scapula; Humerus; Suprascapular nerves; Infraspinatus muscle; Supraspinatus muscle; Suprascapular artery; Trapezius muscle; Circumflex artery
External LandmarksScapula; Clavicle
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform femoral triangle and adductor canal block for analgesia of the kneeAllows injection practiceTeaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for adductor canal, saphenous nerve, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksSartorius muscle; Vastus medialis muscle; Adductor canal; Femoral artery; Femoral vein; Saphenous nerve; Relevant fascial sheats
External LandmarksMid and distal thigh; Knee; Quadriceps Femoris muscle; Sartorius Muscle
Internal LandmarksSternocleidomastoid muscles; Carotid artery; Internal jugular vein;Subclavian artery; Clavicle; First rib; Thiroid Gland; Pleura
External LandmarksSternocleidomastoid muscles; Clavicle; Cricoid cartilage; Supraclavicular fossa; Neck; Mandible
* Requires filling the vessels with fluid for best imaging.
Learn the anatomy of the breast and tissue layers of importance in breast surgery and local anesthetic infiltration techniques
Internal Landmarks
Teaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition for nerves around the ankle, and needle-eye coordination
Teaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition of gluteal muscles, sciatic nerve and ischial notch. Practice Intramuscular Injections
Teaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for internal jugular vein, and needle-eye coordination
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Pectoralis major and minor muscles; Serratus muscles; Axillary arteryAxillary vein; Cords of the brachial plexus; Clavicle; Coracoid process;Ribs 1-4
External LandmarksBreast anatomy; Sternocleidomastoid muscle
Facilitates skills acquisition to perform Infraclavicular brachial plexus and PEC blocksTeaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition and needle-eye coordination
Accelerates skills acquisition to perform Interscalene and Supraclavicular plexus blocks.
Internal LandmarksPectoralis major and minor muscles; Serratus muscles; Axillary artery and vein; Chords of the brachial plexus; Clavicle; Coracoid process; Ribs 1-4; Pleura and Chest Cavity
External LandmarksClavicle; Deltopectoral groove; Pectoralis muscle; Chest wall;Coracoid process; Shoulder; Deltoid muscle
Combined Infraclavicular/PEC Nerve Block SIMULATOR™ Wrist Block SIMULATOR™ Popliteal and IPAC Blocks SIMULATOR™ Ankle Block SIMULATOR™
Open Breast Infraclavicular Visual SIMULATOR™
Suprascapular Nerve Block SIMULATOR™
Femoral and Fascia Iliaca Blocks SIMULATOR™ Sciatic Transgluteal SIMULATOR™
VASCULAR ACCESSVascular Access IJ SIMULATOR™
Internal LandmarksTeaches ultrasound brachial plexus anatomy patterns recognition and needle-eye coordinationAnterior scalene muscle; Middle scalene muscle; Sternocleido-mastoid muscle; Carotid artery; Internal jugular vein; Subclavian artery; Subclavian vein; Clavicle; Stellate ganglion; C2-C7; First rib; Clavicle; Brachial plexus; Superficial cervical plexus; Stellate ganglion thyroid
External LandmarksSternocleidomastoid muscle; Clavicle; Lateral neck; Chest wall;Thyroid notch
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Infraclavicular fossa
Axillary VesselsPec Minor M
Rib CagePec Major M
Axillary Fossa Quadriceps M
Pop Fossa Crease
Vastus Lateralis M
Semitendinosus MBiceps Femoris M
Femoral Crease
ASIS
Carpal Tunnel
ScapulaSuprascapular M
Chest Wall
Middle andAnteriorSceleneMuscles
Greater Trochanter
Superf Peroneal N
Lat MalleolusDeep Peron Nerve
Sternocleidomastoid M Clavicle
Gluteus M
Adductor Longus M
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Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform femoral nerve block and fascia iliaca block & lateral femoral cutaneous nerve (LFCN) blocks
Internal LandmarksFemoral, obturator, lateral cutaneous nerves; Saphenous nerves; Fascia ilica; Facia lata; Iliopsoas muscle; Pectineus muscle; Sartorius muscle; Adductor muscles; Femoral artery; Femoral vein
External LandmarksInguinal crease; Anterior superior iliac spine; Proximal thigh; Hips Pubic tubercle; Inguinal Ligament; Femoral Crease
Internal LandmarksGreat trochanter; Ischial tuberosity; Sciatic nerve; Gluteus maximus
External LandmarksGluteus maximus; Gluteal crease; Femur Trochanter
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to recognize ulnar and radial /arteries and perform ulnar and median nerve blocks.
Internal LandmarksRadius, ulnar carpal bones; Radial and ulnar arteries; Median and ulnar nerves; Palmares longus; Radial Artery; Ulnar artery; Deep and supperficial muscles of the forearm
External LandmarksUlnar head; Radius; Ulna; Palmar crease; Tendons of wrist flexors; Thenar ligament; Veins; Hypothenar ligament
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform Axillary BlockAllows injection practiceTeaches ultrasound axillary plexus anatomy patterns recognition and needle-eye coordination to safely guide needle insertion into axillary sheath.
Allows injection practiceTeaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition of median, ulnar nerves and arteries and needle-eye coordination for safe block performance.
Internal LandmarksRadial nerve; Ulnar nerve; Median nerve; Musculocutaneous nerves; Axillary artery; Axillary Vein; Deltoid muscle; Biceps muscle; Coracobrachialis muscle
External LandmarksAxillary fossa; Pectoralis muscle; Trapezus muscle; latissimus Biceps Brachialis muscle; Deltoid Muscle
dorsi muscle;
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform popliteal sciatic and IPAC blocksTeaches ultrasound anatomy pattern for sciatic nerve sheath, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksPopliteal artery and vein; Common peroneal nerve; Tibial nerve;Semitendinosus muscle; Semimembranosus muscle; Biceps femoris muscle; Distal part of femur
External LandmarksPopliteal fossa; Tendon of Biceps Femoris Muscle; Tendon of Semimembranosus Muscle; Popliteal Fossa; Popliteal Crease; Popliteal triangle
Internal LandmarksTibial nerve; Peroneal nerves (superficial and deep); Sural nerve;Saphenous nerve; Posterior and anterior tibial artery and vein;Tibia Fibula; Medial malleolus
External LandmarksTibia; Lateral malleolus; Medial malleolus; Side of the foot;Dorsus of the foot
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform Suprascapular nerve block for analgesia of the shoulder without phrenic nerve paralysisTeaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for sciatic nerve, sciatic sheath, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksClavicle; Scapula; Humerus; Suprascapular nerves; Infraspinatus muscle; Supraspinatus muscle; Suprascapular artery; Trapezius muscle; Circumflex artery
External LandmarksScapula; Clavicle
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform femoral triangle and adductor canal block for analgesia of the kneeAllows injection practiceTeaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for adductor canal, saphenous nerve, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksSartorius muscle; Vastus medialis muscle; Adductor canal; Femoral artery; Femoral vein; Saphenous nerve; Relevant fascial sheats
External LandmarksMid and distal thigh; Knee; Quadriceps Femoris muscle; Sartorius Muscle
Internal LandmarksSternocleidomastoid muscles; Carotid artery; Internal jugular vein;Subclavian artery; Clavicle; First rib; Thiroid Gland; Pleura
External LandmarksSternocleidomastoid muscles; Clavicle; Cricoid cartilage; Supraclavicular fossa; Neck; Mandible
* Requires filling the vessels with fluid for best imaging.
Learn the anatomy of the breast and tissue layers of importance in breast surgery and local anesthetic infiltration techniques
Internal Landmarks
Teaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition for nerves around the ankle, and needle-eye coordination
Teaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition of gluteal muscles, sciatic nerve and ischial notch. Practice Intramuscular Injections
Teaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for internal jugular vein, and needle-eye coordination
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Pectoralis major and minor muscles; Serratus muscles; Axillary arteryAxillary vein; Cords of the brachial plexus; Clavicle; Coracoid process;Ribs 1-4
External LandmarksBreast anatomy; Sternocleidomastoid muscle
Facilitates skills acquisition to perform Infraclavicular brachial plexus and PEC blocksTeaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition and needle-eye coordination
Accelerates skills acquisition to perform Interscalene and Supraclavicular plexus blocks.
Internal LandmarksPectoralis major and minor muscles; Serratus muscles; Axillary artery and vein; Chords of the brachial plexus; Clavicle; Coracoid process; Ribs 1-4; Pleura and Chest Cavity
External LandmarksClavicle; Deltopectoral groove; Pectoralis muscle; Chest wall;Coracoid process; Shoulder; Deltoid muscle
Combined Infraclavicular/PEC Nerve Block SIMULATOR™ Wrist Block SIMULATOR™ Popliteal and IPAC Blocks SIMULATOR™ Ankle Block SIMULATOR™
Open Breast Infraclavicular Visual SIMULATOR™
Suprascapular Nerve Block SIMULATOR™
Femoral and Fascia Iliaca Blocks SIMULATOR™ Sciatic Transgluteal SIMULATOR™
VASCULAR ACCESSVascular Access IJ SIMULATOR™
Internal LandmarksTeaches ultrasound brachial plexus anatomy patterns recognition and needle-eye coordinationAnterior scalene muscle; Middle scalene muscle; Sternocleido-mastoid muscle; Carotid artery; Internal jugular vein; Subclavian artery; Subclavian vein; Clavicle; Stellate ganglion; C2-C7; First rib; Clavicle; Brachial plexus; Superficial cervical plexus; Stellate ganglion thyroid
External LandmarksSternocleidomastoid muscle; Clavicle; Lateral neck; Chest wall;Thyroid notch
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UPPER EXTREMITY NERVE BLOCK SIMULATORS
Infraclavicular fossa
Axillary VesselsPec Minor M
Rib CagePec Major M
Axillary Fossa Quadriceps M
Pop Fossa Crease
Vastus Lateralis M
Semitendinosus MBiceps Femoris M
Femoral Crease
ASIS
Carpal Tunnel
ScapulaSuprascapular M
Chest Wall
Middle andAnteriorSceleneMuscles
Greater Trochanter
Superf Peroneal N
Lat MalleolusDeep Peron Nerve
Sternocleidomastoid M Clavicle
Gluteus M
Adductor Longus M
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Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform femoral nerve block and fascia iliaca block & lateral femoral cutaneous nerve (LFCN) blocks
Internal LandmarksFemoral, obturator, lateral cutaneous nerves; Saphenous nerves; Fascia ilica; Facia lata; Iliopsoas muscle; Pectineus muscle; Sartorius muscle; Adductor muscles; Femoral artery; Femoral vein
External LandmarksInguinal crease; Anterior superior iliac spine; Proximal thigh; Hips Pubic tubercle; Inguinal Ligament; Femoral Crease
Internal LandmarksGreat trochanter; Ischial tuberosity; Sciatic nerve; Gluteus maximus
External LandmarksGluteus maximus; Gluteal crease; Femur Trochanter
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to recognize ulnar and radial /arteries and perform ulnar and median nerve blocks.
Internal LandmarksRadius, ulnar carpal bones; Radial and ulnar arteries; Median and ulnar nerves; Palmares longus; Radial Artery; Ulnar artery; Deep and supperficial muscles of the forearm
External LandmarksUlnar head; Radius; Ulna; Palmar crease; Tendons of wrist flexors; Thenar ligament; Veins; Hypothenar ligament
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform Axillary BlockAllows injection practiceTeaches ultrasound axillary plexus anatomy patterns recognition and needle-eye coordination to safely guide needle insertion into axillary sheath.
Allows injection practiceTeaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition of median, ulnar nerves and arteries and needle-eye coordination for safe block performance.
Internal LandmarksRadial nerve; Ulnar nerve; Median nerve; Musculocutaneous nerves; Axillary artery; Axillary Vein; Deltoid muscle; Biceps muscle; Coracobrachialis muscle
External LandmarksAxillary fossa; Pectoralis muscle; Trapezus muscle; latissimus Biceps Brachialis muscle; Deltoid Muscle
dorsi muscle;
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform popliteal sciatic and IPAC blocksTeaches ultrasound anatomy pattern for sciatic nerve sheath, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksPopliteal artery and vein; Common peroneal nerve; Tibial nerve;Semitendinosus muscle; Semimembranosus muscle; Biceps femoris muscle; Distal part of femur
External LandmarksPopliteal fossa; Tendon of Biceps Femoris Muscle; Tendon of Semimembranosus Muscle; Popliteal Fossa; Popliteal Crease; Popliteal triangle
Internal LandmarksTibial nerve; Peroneal nerves (superficial and deep); Sural nerve;Saphenous nerve; Posterior and anterior tibial artery and vein;Tibia Fibula; Medial malleolus
External LandmarksTibia; Lateral malleolus; Medial malleolus; Side of the foot;Dorsus of the foot
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform Suprascapular nerve block for analgesia of the shoulder without phrenic nerve paralysisTeaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for sciatic nerve, sciatic sheath, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksClavicle; Scapula; Humerus; Suprascapular nerves; Infraspinatus muscle; Supraspinatus muscle; Suprascapular artery; Trapezius muscle; Circumflex artery
External LandmarksScapula; Clavicle
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform femoral triangle and adductor canal block for analgesia of the kneeAllows injection practiceTeaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for adductor canal, saphenous nerve, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksSartorius muscle; Vastus medialis muscle; Adductor canal; Femoral artery; Femoral vein; Saphenous nerve; Relevant fascial sheats
External LandmarksMid and distal thigh; Knee; Quadriceps Femoris muscle; Sartorius Muscle
Internal LandmarksSternocleidomastoid muscles; Carotid artery; Internal jugular vein;Subclavian artery; Clavicle; First rib; Thiroid Gland; Pleura
External LandmarksSternocleidomastoid muscles; Clavicle; Cricoid cartilage; Supraclavicular fossa; Neck; Mandible
* Requires filling the vessels with fluid for best imaging.
Learn the anatomy of the breast and tissue layers of importance in breast surgery and local anesthetic infiltration techniques
Internal Landmarks
Teaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition for nerves around the ankle, and needle-eye coordination
Teaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition of gluteal muscles, sciatic nerve and ischial notch. Practice Intramuscular Injections
Teaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for internal jugular vein, and needle-eye coordination
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Pectoralis major and minor muscles; Serratus muscles; Axillary arteryAxillary vein; Cords of the brachial plexus; Clavicle; Coracoid process;Ribs 1-4
External LandmarksBreast anatomy; Sternocleidomastoid muscle
Facilitates skills acquisition to perform Infraclavicular brachial plexus and PEC blocksTeaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition and needle-eye coordination
Accelerates skills acquisition to perform Interscalene and Supraclavicular plexus blocks.
Internal LandmarksPectoralis major and minor muscles; Serratus muscles; Axillary artery and vein; Chords of the brachial plexus; Clavicle; Coracoid process; Ribs 1-4; Pleura and Chest Cavity
External LandmarksClavicle; Deltopectoral groove; Pectoralis muscle; Chest wall;Coracoid process; Shoulder; Deltoid muscle
Combined Infraclavicular/PEC Nerve Block SIMULATOR™ Wrist Block SIMULATOR™ Popliteal and IPAC Blocks SIMULATOR™ Ankle Block SIMULATOR™
Open Breast Infraclavicular Visual SIMULATOR™
Suprascapular Nerve Block SIMULATOR™
Femoral and Fascia Iliaca Blocks SIMULATOR™ Sciatic Transgluteal SIMULATOR™
VASCULAR ACCESSVascular Access IJ SIMULATOR™
Internal LandmarksTeaches ultrasound brachial plexus anatomy patterns recognition and needle-eye coordinationAnterior scalene muscle; Middle scalene muscle; Sternocleido-mastoid muscle; Carotid artery; Internal jugular vein; Subclavian artery; Subclavian vein; Clavicle; Stellate ganglion; C2-C7; First rib; Clavicle; Brachial plexus; Superficial cervical plexus; Stellate ganglion thyroid
External LandmarksSternocleidomastoid muscle; Clavicle; Lateral neck; Chest wall;Thyroid notch
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Infraclavicular fossa
Axillary VesselsPec Minor M
Rib CagePec Major M
Axillary Fossa Quadriceps M
Pop Fossa Crease
Vastus Lateralis M
Semitendinosus MBiceps Femoris M
Femoral Crease
ASIS
Carpal Tunnel
ScapulaSuprascapular M
Chest Wall
Middle andAnteriorSceleneMuscles
Greater Trochanter
Superf Peroneal N
Lat MalleolusDeep Peron Nerve
Sternocleidomastoid M Clavicle
Gluteus M
Adductor Longus M
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Paravertebral (PVT) and Erectores Spinae Blocks SIMULATOR™TAP and Quadratus Lumborum Blocks SIMULATOR™
ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS™ are shipped with carry/storage base and case, cover protectors, conven-ient accessory storage tray, work surface tray, convenient laminated poster with instructions for use and
care for each model.
ESSENTIAL TRAINERULTRASOUND SIMULATOR™
Facilitates acquisition of essential skills of using ultrasoundAllows needle-target practice in plane and out of plane.Absolute must for anyone wanting to start utilizing point of care ultrasound
Internal LandmarksT3-T8; Ribs 3-8; Paravertebral space; Pleura; Spinous processes; Vertebrae T3 to T8
External Landmarks
Optional
Left and right inferior angle of scapula; Vertebra prominens; Spinous processes, Paravertebral muscles
Digital camera for visual confirmation of needle and catheter entry into the paravertebral space.
OptionalDigital camera for monitoring of needle and catheter entry into the epidural space.
Facilitates learning essential anatomy for TAP and QL blocks
Teaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for TAP and Quadratus Lumborum, and needle-eye coordination
Allows training on injection techniques for TAP and QL
Internal LandmarksTransverse abdominis muscles; Internal and external oblique muscles; Quadratus lumborum muscles; Latissimus dorsi muscles
External LandmarksUmbilicus; Rectus abdominous
Facilitates learning of anatomy, identification of interspaces and placement of the needle in the epidural space with loss of resistance technique or ultrasound.
Can be used to learn ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for spine and neuraxial procedures.
Internal LandmarksL1-L5; Sacrum; Epidural space; Spinal processes; Laminae; Articulate joints; Intervertebral space; Dura and Ligamentum Flavum
Full size anatomical structures in easy to carry footprint.
External LandmarksIliac crest
Facilitates acquisition of essential skills of using ultrasoundAllows needle-target practice in plane and out of plane
Absolute must for anyone wanting to start utilizing point ofcare ultrasound
Internal LandmarksArtery; Vein; NerveExternal LandmarksNot applicable
Introducing NYSORA ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS™ Developed by opinion leaders and educators,
NYSORA ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS™ are the most anatomically accurate, tissue-like tools to learn
point-of-care ultrasound and certify skills acquisition before approaching patients.
THE MOST ADVANCEDULTRASOUNDTRAINING TOOLS
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ABOUT US
NYSORA ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS™ are manufactured in the EU and distributed by MedXPress.PRO.
MedXPress.PRO is founded and managed by leaders in ultrasonography and education to develop products that improve patient safety.
facilitate ultrasound skills knowledge acquisi-tion, increase the educational experience and knowledge retention, and standardize training.
DESIGN Each ULTRASOUND SIMULATOR™ utilizes TISSUE SIMULA-
TOR™ Technology and optimizes the development of specific knowledge and skills using landmark and ultrasound guided procedural techniques.
All models contain internal and external landmarks neces-sary to practice ultrasound visualization for point of care procedures.
FOOTPRINTThe system footprint is small to facilitate the utilization of
multiple units simultaneously, making it ideal for workshops and simulation labs.
Small footprint and standardized packing size allows easy storage and transport.
EXPERT INPUTEach ULTRASOUND SIMULATOR™ has been reviewed by
leaders in the field of Point-Of-Care ultrasound and has been approved to ensure that the relevant external and internal landmarks for taught procedures are included and accurate.
NYSORA ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS™
Subclavian Vein Cannulation SIMULATOR™
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Facilitates acquisition of essential skills of using ultrasoundAllows needle-target practice in plane and out of planeAbsolute must for anyone wanting to start utilizing point of care ultrasound
Teaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for abdominal muscles, fasciae, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksRectus abdominis; Transverse abdominis; Internal oblique; External oblique; Pectineus; Essential Sheaths
External LandmarksUmbilicus; Rectus abdominis; Abdominal wall
Allows learning imaging of the subclavian veinRealistically built to mimic challenging needle insertionTeaches skills in avoiding coracoid process for success-ful needle placement
Internal LandmarksCoracoid process, clavicle, subclavian/axillary vein
External LandmarksSubclavian space, shoulder girdle, clavicle
* Requires filling the vessels with fluid for best visualization and practice.
ML006 RevE
Mid-Axillary lineSpinous Processes
Umbilicus
Optional Camera to Visually ConfirmCorrect Needle Placement
L4/L5
UltrasoundTissue Simulator(TM)
Ribs
Delto-pectoral grooveCoracoid Process
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LDM
QL2
QLM
QL3
APAP
SP
LAMINA
BONE
SQ TISSUESQ TISSUE
ARTERY
ARTERY
NEEDLE TIPINSIDE ARTERY
MUSCLE VEIN
NEEDLEPRACTICE NEEDLE
PRACTICE
LAMINA
QL1
TAM
IOM
SQ
ABDOMEN
SQ
SQ
ES
TP TP
PVS
PLEURA
ES
EOM
IOM
TAPFASCIA
TAM
PECTORALISMUSCLE
VESSELWALLS
RIBS
SUBCL. VEIN
LOWER EXTREMITY NERVE BLOCK SIMULATORS
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform femoral nerve block and fascia iliaca block & lateral femoral cutaneous nerve (LFCN) blocks
Internal LandmarksFemoral, obturator, lateral cutaneous nerves; Saphenous nerves; Fascia ilica; Facia lata; Iliopsoas muscle; Pectineus muscle; Sartorius muscle; Adductor muscles; Femoral artery; Femoral vein
External LandmarksInguinal crease; Anterior superior iliac spine; Proximal thigh; Hips Pubic tubercle; Inguinal Ligament; Femoral Crease
Internal LandmarksGreat trochanter; Ischial tuberosity; Sciatic nerve; Gluteus maximus
External LandmarksGluteus maximus; Gluteal crease; Femur Trochanter
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to recognize ulnar and radial /arteries and perform ulnar and median nerve blocks.
Internal LandmarksRadius, ulnar carpal bones; Radial and ulnar arteries; Median and ulnar nerves; Palmares longus; Radial Artery; Ulnar artery; Deep and supperficial muscles of the forearm
External LandmarksUlnar head; Radius; Ulna; Palmar crease; Tendons of wrist flexors; Thenar ligament; Veins; Hypothenar ligament
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform Axillary BlockAllows injection practiceTeaches ultrasound axillary plexus anatomy patterns recognition and needle-eye coordination to safely guide needle insertion into axillary sheath.
Allows injection practiceTeaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition of median, ulnar nerves and arteries and needle-eye coordination for safe block performance.
Internal LandmarksRadial nerve; Ulnar nerve; Median nerve; Musculocutaneous nerves; Axillary artery; Axillary Vein; Deltoid muscle; Biceps muscle; Coracobrachialis muscle
External LandmarksAxillary fossa; Pectoralis muscle; Trapezus muscle; latissimus Biceps Brachialis muscle; Deltoid Muscle
dorsi muscle;
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform popliteal sciatic and IPAC blocksTeaches ultrasound anatomy pattern for sciatic nerve sheath, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksPopliteal artery and vein; Common peroneal nerve; Tibial nerve;Semitendinosus muscle; Semimembranosus muscle; Biceps femoris muscle; Distal part of femur
External LandmarksPopliteal fossa; Tendon of Biceps Femoris Muscle; Tendon of Semimembranosus Muscle; Popliteal Fossa; Popliteal Crease; Popliteal triangle
Internal LandmarksTibial nerve; Peroneal nerves (superficial and deep); Sural nerve;Saphenous nerve; Posterior and anterior tibial artery and vein;Tibia Fibula; Medial malleolus
External LandmarksTibia; Lateral malleolus; Medial malleolus; Side of the foot;Dorsus of the foot
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform Suprascapular nerve block for analgesia of the shoulder without phrenic nerve paralysisTeaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for sciatic nerve, sciatic sheath, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksClavicle; Scapula; Humerus; Suprascapular nerves; Infraspinatus muscle; Supraspinatus muscle; Suprascapular artery; Trapezius muscle; Circumflex artery
External LandmarksScapula; Clavicle
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform femoral triangle and adductor canal block for analgesia of the kneeAllows injection practiceTeaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for adductor canal, saphenous nerve, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksSartorius muscle; Vastus medialis muscle; Adductor canal; Femoral artery; Femoral vein; Saphenous nerve; Relevant fascial sheats
External LandmarksMid and distal thigh; Knee; Quadriceps Femoris muscle; Sartorius Muscle
Internal LandmarksSternocleidomastoid muscles; Carotid artery; Internal jugular vein;Subclavian artery; Clavicle; First rib; Thiroid Gland; Pleura
External LandmarksSternocleidomastoid muscles; Clavicle; Cricoid cartilage; Supraclavicular fossa; Neck; Mandible
* Requires filling the vessels with fluid for best imaging.
Learn the anatomy of the breast and tissue layers of importance in breast surgery and local anesthetic infiltration techniques
Internal Landmarks
Teaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition for nerves around the ankle, and needle-eye coordination
Teaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition of gluteal muscles, sciatic nerve and ischial notch. Practice Intramuscular Injections
Teaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for internal jugular vein, and needle-eye coordination
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Pectoralis major and minor muscles; Serratus muscles; Axillary arteryAxillary vein; Cords of the brachial plexus; Clavicle; Coracoid process;Ribs 1-4
External LandmarksBreast anatomy; Sternocleidomastoid muscle
Facilitates skills acquisition to perform Infraclavicular brachial plexus and PEC blocksTeaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition and needle-eye coordination
Accelerates skills acquisition to perform Interscalene and Supraclavicular plexus blocks.
Internal LandmarksPectoralis major and minor muscles; Serratus muscles; Axillary artery and vein; Chords of the brachial plexus; Clavicle; Coracoid process; Ribs 1-4; Pleura and Chest Cavity
External LandmarksClavicle; Deltopectoral groove; Pectoralis muscle; Chest wall;Coracoid process; Shoulder; Deltoid muscle
Combined Infraclavicular/PEC Nerve Block SIMULATOR™ Wrist Block SIMULATOR™ Popliteal and IPAC Blocks SIMULATOR™ Ankle Block SIMULATOR™
Open Breast Infraclavicular Visual SIMULATOR™
Suprascapular Nerve Block SIMULATOR™
Femoral and Fascia Iliaca Blocks SIMULATOR™ Sciatic Transgluteal SIMULATOR™
VASCULAR ACCESSVascular Access IJ SIMULATOR™
Internal LandmarksTeaches ultrasound brachial plexus anatomy patterns recognition and needle-eye coordinationAnterior scalene muscle; Middle scalene muscle; Sternocleido-mastoid muscle; Carotid artery; Internal jugular vein; Subclavian artery; Subclavian vein; Clavicle; Stellate ganglion; C2-C7; First rib; Clavicle; Brachial plexus; Superficial cervical plexus; Stellate ganglion thyroid
External LandmarksSternocleidomastoid muscle; Clavicle; Lateral neck; Chest wall;Thyroid notch
Interscalene Brachial Plexus& Supraclavicular Blocks SIMULATOR™
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UPPER EXTREMITY NERVE BLOCK SIMULATORS
Infraclavicular fossa
Axillary VesselsPec Minor M
Rib CagePec Major M
Axillary Fossa Quadriceps M
Pop Fossa Crease
Vastus Lateralis M
Semitendinosus MBiceps Femoris M
Femoral Crease
ASIS
Carpal Tunnel
ScapulaSuprascapular M
Chest Wall
Middle andAnteriorSceleneMuscles
Greater Trochanter
Superf Peroneal N
Lat MalleolusDeep Peron Nerve
Sternocleidomastoid M Clavicle
Gluteus M
Adductor Longus M
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Axillary Brachial Plexus SIMULATOR™
NEEDLE
PEC MAJOR
PEC MINOR
AV
AA
MEDIALCORD
POSTERIOR CORD
NEEDLE
LAT CORD
AV FASCIA LATA
FASCIAILIATA
SCIATICNERVE
CORTEX
SKIN
SQ
IJCA
MSM
PTANEDLE
PTVMED. MALLEOLUS
TIBIA POST. TIBALNERVE
SQ
GLUTEUS M
SCIATICNOTCH
SQ
FN FA
SQ
SQ
SARTORIUSMUSCLE
FASCIA
VM
FV
FAAM
SAPHENNERVE
TN
PU
PA
CPN NEEDLE
REVERBERATIONARTIFACT
ILIACUSMUSCLE
POPLITEALSHEATH
NEEDLE
LFCN
SQ
SCAPULA
SS NERVE
SS MUSCLE
NEEDLE
SS NOTCH
RA
ULNA
MEDIANNERVE
MN
UN
AA
RNMCN
CONJOINT
TENDON
MSM
RIB
ASM
NEEDLETIP
C5C6
C7
LOWER EXTREMITY NERVE BLOCK SIMULATORS
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform femoral nerve block and fascia iliaca block & lateral femoral cutaneous nerve (LFCN) blocks
Internal LandmarksFemoral, obturator, lateral cutaneous nerves; Saphenous nerves; Fascia ilica; Facia lata; Iliopsoas muscle; Pectineus muscle; Sartorius muscle; Adductor muscles; Femoral artery; Femoral vein
External LandmarksInguinal crease; Anterior superior iliac spine; Proximal thigh; Hips Pubic tubercle; Inguinal Ligament; Femoral Crease
Internal LandmarksGreat trochanter; Ischial tuberosity; Sciatic nerve; Gluteus maximus
External LandmarksGluteus maximus; Gluteal crease; Femur Trochanter
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to recognize ulnar and radial /arteries and perform ulnar and median nerve blocks.
Internal LandmarksRadius, ulnar carpal bones; Radial and ulnar arteries; Median and ulnar nerves; Palmares longus; Radial Artery; Ulnar artery; Deep and supperficial muscles of the forearm
External LandmarksUlnar head; Radius; Ulna; Palmar crease; Tendons of wrist flexors; Thenar ligament; Veins; Hypothenar ligament
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform Axillary BlockAllows injection practiceTeaches ultrasound axillary plexus anatomy patterns recognition and needle-eye coordination to safely guide needle insertion into axillary sheath.
Allows injection practiceTeaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition of median, ulnar nerves and arteries and needle-eye coordination for safe block performance.
Internal LandmarksRadial nerve; Ulnar nerve; Median nerve; Musculocutaneous nerves; Axillary artery; Axillary Vein; Deltoid muscle; Biceps muscle; Coracobrachialis muscle
External LandmarksAxillary fossa; Pectoralis muscle; Trapezus muscle; latissimus Biceps Brachialis muscle; Deltoid Muscle
dorsi muscle;
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform popliteal sciatic and IPAC blocksTeaches ultrasound anatomy pattern for sciatic nerve sheath, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksPopliteal artery and vein; Common peroneal nerve; Tibial nerve;Semitendinosus muscle; Semimembranosus muscle; Biceps femoris muscle; Distal part of femur
External LandmarksPopliteal fossa; Tendon of Biceps Femoris Muscle; Tendon of Semimembranosus Muscle; Popliteal Fossa; Popliteal Crease; Popliteal triangle
Internal LandmarksTibial nerve; Peroneal nerves (superficial and deep); Sural nerve;Saphenous nerve; Posterior and anterior tibial artery and vein;Tibia Fibula; Medial malleolus
External LandmarksTibia; Lateral malleolus; Medial malleolus; Side of the foot;Dorsus of the foot
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform Suprascapular nerve block for analgesia of the shoulder without phrenic nerve paralysisTeaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for sciatic nerve, sciatic sheath, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksClavicle; Scapula; Humerus; Suprascapular nerves; Infraspinatus muscle; Supraspinatus muscle; Suprascapular artery; Trapezius muscle; Circumflex artery
External LandmarksScapula; Clavicle
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform femoral triangle and adductor canal block for analgesia of the kneeAllows injection practiceTeaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for adductor canal, saphenous nerve, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksSartorius muscle; Vastus medialis muscle; Adductor canal; Femoral artery; Femoral vein; Saphenous nerve; Relevant fascial sheats
External LandmarksMid and distal thigh; Knee; Quadriceps Femoris muscle; Sartorius Muscle
Internal LandmarksSternocleidomastoid muscles; Carotid artery; Internal jugular vein;Subclavian artery; Clavicle; First rib; Thiroid Gland; Pleura
External LandmarksSternocleidomastoid muscles; Clavicle; Cricoid cartilage; Supraclavicular fossa; Neck; Mandible
* Requires filling the vessels with fluid for best imaging.
Learn the anatomy of the breast and tissue layers of importance in breast surgery and local anesthetic infiltration techniques
Internal Landmarks
Teaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition for nerves around the ankle, and needle-eye coordination
Teaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition of gluteal muscles, sciatic nerve and ischial notch. Practice Intramuscular Injections
Teaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for internal jugular vein, and needle-eye coordination
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Pectoralis major and minor muscles; Serratus muscles; Axillary arteryAxillary vein; Cords of the brachial plexus; Clavicle; Coracoid process;Ribs 1-4
External LandmarksBreast anatomy; Sternocleidomastoid muscle
Facilitates skills acquisition to perform Infraclavicular brachial plexus and PEC blocksTeaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition and needle-eye coordination
Accelerates skills acquisition to perform Interscalene and Supraclavicular plexus blocks.
Internal LandmarksPectoralis major and minor muscles; Serratus muscles; Axillary artery and vein; Chords of the brachial plexus; Clavicle; Coracoid process; Ribs 1-4; Pleura and Chest Cavity
External LandmarksClavicle; Deltopectoral groove; Pectoralis muscle; Chest wall;Coracoid process; Shoulder; Deltoid muscle
Combined Infraclavicular/PEC Nerve Block SIMULATOR™ Wrist Block SIMULATOR™ Popliteal and IPAC Blocks SIMULATOR™ Ankle Block SIMULATOR™
Open Breast Infraclavicular Visual SIMULATOR™
Suprascapular Nerve Block SIMULATOR™
Femoral and Fascia Iliaca Blocks SIMULATOR™ Sciatic Transgluteal SIMULATOR™
VASCULAR ACCESSVascular Access IJ SIMULATOR™
Internal LandmarksTeaches ultrasound brachial plexus anatomy patterns recognition and needle-eye coordinationAnterior scalene muscle; Middle scalene muscle; Sternocleido-mastoid muscle; Carotid artery; Internal jugular vein; Subclavian artery; Subclavian vein; Clavicle; Stellate ganglion; C2-C7; First rib; Clavicle; Brachial plexus; Superficial cervical plexus; Stellate ganglion thyroid
External LandmarksSternocleidomastoid muscle; Clavicle; Lateral neck; Chest wall;Thyroid notch
Interscalene Brachial Plexus& Supraclavicular Blocks SIMULATOR™
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UPPER EXTREMITY NERVE BLOCK SIMULATORS
Infraclavicular fossa
Axillary VesselsPec Minor M
Rib CagePec Major M
Axillary Fossa Quadriceps M
Pop Fossa Crease
Vastus Lateralis M
Semitendinosus MBiceps Femoris M
Femoral Crease
ASIS
Carpal Tunnel
ScapulaSuprascapular M
Chest Wall
Middle andAnteriorSceleneMuscles
Greater Trochanter
Superf Peroneal N
Lat MalleolusDeep Peron Nerve
Sternocleidomastoid M Clavicle
Gluteus M
Adductor Longus M
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Axillary Brachial Plexus SIMULATOR™
NEEDLE
PEC MAJOR
PEC MINOR
AV
AA
MEDIALCORD
POSTERIOR CORD
NEEDLE
LAT CORD
AV FASCIA LATA
FASCIAILIATA
SCIATICNERVE
CORTEX
SKIN
SQ
IJCA
MSM
PTANEDLE
PTVMED. MALLEOLUS
TIBIA POST. TIBALNERVE
SQ
GLUTEUS M
SCIATICNOTCH
SQ
FN FA
SQ
SQ
SARTORIUSMUSCLE
FASCIA
VM
FV
FAAM
SAPHENNERVE
TN
PU
PA
CPN NEEDLE
REVERBERATIONARTIFACT
ILIACUSMUSCLE
POPLITEALSHEATH
NEEDLE
LFCN
SQ
SCAPULA
SS NERVE
SS MUSCLE
NEEDLE
SS NOTCH
RA
ULNA
MEDIANNERVE
MN
UN
AA
RNMCN
CONJOINT
TENDON
MSM
RIB
ASM
NEEDLETIP
C5C6
C7
LOWER EXTREMITY NERVE BLOCK SIMULATORS
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform femoral nerve block and fascia iliaca block & lateral femoral cutaneous nerve (LFCN) blocks
Internal LandmarksFemoral, obturator, lateral cutaneous nerves; Saphenous nerves; Fascia ilica; Facia lata; Iliopsoas muscle; Pectineus muscle; Sartorius muscle; Adductor muscles; Femoral artery; Femoral vein
External LandmarksInguinal crease; Anterior superior iliac spine; Proximal thigh; Hips Pubic tubercle; Inguinal Ligament; Femoral Crease
Internal LandmarksGreat trochanter; Ischial tuberosity; Sciatic nerve; Gluteus maximus
External LandmarksGluteus maximus; Gluteal crease; Femur Trochanter
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to recognize ulnar and radial /arteries and perform ulnar and median nerve blocks.
Internal LandmarksRadius, ulnar carpal bones; Radial and ulnar arteries; Median and ulnar nerves; Palmares longus; Radial Artery; Ulnar artery; Deep and supperficial muscles of the forearm
External LandmarksUlnar head; Radius; Ulna; Palmar crease; Tendons of wrist flexors; Thenar ligament; Veins; Hypothenar ligament
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform Axillary BlockAllows injection practiceTeaches ultrasound axillary plexus anatomy patterns recognition and needle-eye coordination to safely guide needle insertion into axillary sheath.
Allows injection practiceTeaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition of median, ulnar nerves and arteries and needle-eye coordination for safe block performance.
Internal LandmarksRadial nerve; Ulnar nerve; Median nerve; Musculocutaneous nerves; Axillary artery; Axillary Vein; Deltoid muscle; Biceps muscle; Coracobrachialis muscle
External LandmarksAxillary fossa; Pectoralis muscle; Trapezus muscle; latissimus Biceps Brachialis muscle; Deltoid Muscle
dorsi muscle;
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform popliteal sciatic and IPAC blocksTeaches ultrasound anatomy pattern for sciatic nerve sheath, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksPopliteal artery and vein; Common peroneal nerve; Tibial nerve;Semitendinosus muscle; Semimembranosus muscle; Biceps femoris muscle; Distal part of femur
External LandmarksPopliteal fossa; Tendon of Biceps Femoris Muscle; Tendon of Semimembranosus Muscle; Popliteal Fossa; Popliteal Crease; Popliteal triangle
Internal LandmarksTibial nerve; Peroneal nerves (superficial and deep); Sural nerve;Saphenous nerve; Posterior and anterior tibial artery and vein;Tibia Fibula; Medial malleolus
External LandmarksTibia; Lateral malleolus; Medial malleolus; Side of the foot;Dorsus of the foot
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform Suprascapular nerve block for analgesia of the shoulder without phrenic nerve paralysisTeaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for sciatic nerve, sciatic sheath, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksClavicle; Scapula; Humerus; Suprascapular nerves; Infraspinatus muscle; Supraspinatus muscle; Suprascapular artery; Trapezius muscle; Circumflex artery
External LandmarksScapula; Clavicle
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform femoral triangle and adductor canal block for analgesia of the kneeAllows injection practiceTeaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for adductor canal, saphenous nerve, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksSartorius muscle; Vastus medialis muscle; Adductor canal; Femoral artery; Femoral vein; Saphenous nerve; Relevant fascial sheats
External LandmarksMid and distal thigh; Knee; Quadriceps Femoris muscle; Sartorius Muscle
Internal LandmarksSternocleidomastoid muscles; Carotid artery; Internal jugular vein;Subclavian artery; Clavicle; First rib; Thiroid Gland; Pleura
External LandmarksSternocleidomastoid muscles; Clavicle; Cricoid cartilage; Supraclavicular fossa; Neck; Mandible
* Requires filling the vessels with fluid for best imaging.
Learn the anatomy of the breast and tissue layers of importance in breast surgery and local anesthetic infiltration techniques
Internal Landmarks
Teaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition for nerves around the ankle, and needle-eye coordination
Teaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition of gluteal muscles, sciatic nerve and ischial notch. Practice Intramuscular Injections
Teaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for internal jugular vein, and needle-eye coordination
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Pectoralis major and minor muscles; Serratus muscles; Axillary arteryAxillary vein; Cords of the brachial plexus; Clavicle; Coracoid process;Ribs 1-4
External LandmarksBreast anatomy; Sternocleidomastoid muscle
Facilitates skills acquisition to perform Infraclavicular brachial plexus and PEC blocksTeaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition and needle-eye coordination
Accelerates skills acquisition to perform Interscalene and Supraclavicular plexus blocks.
Internal LandmarksPectoralis major and minor muscles; Serratus muscles; Axillary artery and vein; Chords of the brachial plexus; Clavicle; Coracoid process; Ribs 1-4; Pleura and Chest Cavity
External LandmarksClavicle; Deltopectoral groove; Pectoralis muscle; Chest wall;Coracoid process; Shoulder; Deltoid muscle
Combined Infraclavicular/PEC Nerve Block SIMULATOR™ Wrist Block SIMULATOR™ Popliteal and IPAC Blocks SIMULATOR™ Ankle Block SIMULATOR™
Open Breast Infraclavicular Visual SIMULATOR™
Suprascapular Nerve Block SIMULATOR™
Femoral and Fascia Iliaca Blocks SIMULATOR™ Sciatic Transgluteal SIMULATOR™
VASCULAR ACCESSVascular Access IJ SIMULATOR™
Internal LandmarksTeaches ultrasound brachial plexus anatomy patterns recognition and needle-eye coordinationAnterior scalene muscle; Middle scalene muscle; Sternocleido-mastoid muscle; Carotid artery; Internal jugular vein; Subclavian artery; Subclavian vein; Clavicle; Stellate ganglion; C2-C7; First rib; Clavicle; Brachial plexus; Superficial cervical plexus; Stellate ganglion thyroid
External LandmarksSternocleidomastoid muscle; Clavicle; Lateral neck; Chest wall;Thyroid notch
Interscalene Brachial Plexus& Supraclavicular Blocks SIMULATOR™
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UPPER EXTREMITY NERVE BLOCK SIMULATORS
Infraclavicular fossa
Axillary VesselsPec Minor M
Rib CagePec Major M
Axillary Fossa Quadriceps M
Pop Fossa Crease
Vastus Lateralis M
Semitendinosus MBiceps Femoris M
Femoral Crease
ASIS
Carpal Tunnel
ScapulaSuprascapular M
Chest Wall
Middle andAnteriorSceleneMuscles
Greater Trochanter
Superf Peroneal N
Lat MalleolusDeep Peron Nerve
Sternocleidomastoid M Clavicle
Gluteus M
Adductor Longus M
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NEEDLE
PEC MAJOR
PEC MINOR
AV
AA
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POSTERIOR CORD
NEEDLE
LAT CORD
AV FASCIA LATA
FASCIAILIATA
SCIATICNERVE
CORTEX
SKIN
SQ
IJCA
MSM
PTANEDLE
PTVMED. MALLEOLUS
TIBIA POST. TIBALNERVE
SQ
GLUTEUS M
SCIATICNOTCH
SQ
FN FA
SQ
SQ
SARTORIUSMUSCLE
FASCIA
VM
FV
FAAM
SAPHENNERVE
TN
PU
PA
CPN NEEDLE
REVERBERATIONARTIFACT
ILIACUSMUSCLE
POPLITEALSHEATH
NEEDLE
LFCN
SQ
SCAPULA
SS NERVE
SS MUSCLE
NEEDLE
SS NOTCH
RA
ULNA
MEDIANNERVE
MN
UN
AA
RNMCN
CONJOINT
TENDON
MSM
RIB
ASM
NEEDLETIP
C5C6
C7
LOWER EXTREMITY NERVE BLOCK SIMULATORS
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform femoral nerve block and fascia iliaca block & lateral femoral cutaneous nerve (LFCN) blocks
Internal LandmarksFemoral, obturator, lateral cutaneous nerves; Saphenous nerves; Fascia ilica; Facia lata; Iliopsoas muscle; Pectineus muscle; Sartorius muscle; Adductor muscles; Femoral artery; Femoral vein
External LandmarksInguinal crease; Anterior superior iliac spine; Proximal thigh; Hips Pubic tubercle; Inguinal Ligament; Femoral Crease
Internal LandmarksGreat trochanter; Ischial tuberosity; Sciatic nerve; Gluteus maximus
External LandmarksGluteus maximus; Gluteal crease; Femur Trochanter
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to recognize ulnar and radial /arteries and perform ulnar and median nerve blocks.
Internal LandmarksRadius, ulnar carpal bones; Radial and ulnar arteries; Median and ulnar nerves; Palmares longus; Radial Artery; Ulnar artery; Deep and supperficial muscles of the forearm
External LandmarksUlnar head; Radius; Ulna; Palmar crease; Tendons of wrist flexors; Thenar ligament; Veins; Hypothenar ligament
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform Axillary BlockAllows injection practiceTeaches ultrasound axillary plexus anatomy patterns recognition and needle-eye coordination to safely guide needle insertion into axillary sheath.
Allows injection practiceTeaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition of median, ulnar nerves and arteries and needle-eye coordination for safe block performance.
Internal LandmarksRadial nerve; Ulnar nerve; Median nerve; Musculocutaneous nerves; Axillary artery; Axillary Vein; Deltoid muscle; Biceps muscle; Coracobrachialis muscle
External LandmarksAxillary fossa; Pectoralis muscle; Trapezus muscle; latissimus Biceps Brachialis muscle; Deltoid Muscle
dorsi muscle;
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform popliteal sciatic and IPAC blocksTeaches ultrasound anatomy pattern for sciatic nerve sheath, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksPopliteal artery and vein; Common peroneal nerve; Tibial nerve;Semitendinosus muscle; Semimembranosus muscle; Biceps femoris muscle; Distal part of femur
External LandmarksPopliteal fossa; Tendon of Biceps Femoris Muscle; Tendon of Semimembranosus Muscle; Popliteal Fossa; Popliteal Crease; Popliteal triangle
Internal LandmarksTibial nerve; Peroneal nerves (superficial and deep); Sural nerve;Saphenous nerve; Posterior and anterior tibial artery and vein;Tibia Fibula; Medial malleolus
External LandmarksTibia; Lateral malleolus; Medial malleolus; Side of the foot;Dorsus of the foot
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform Suprascapular nerve block for analgesia of the shoulder without phrenic nerve paralysisTeaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for sciatic nerve, sciatic sheath, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksClavicle; Scapula; Humerus; Suprascapular nerves; Infraspinatus muscle; Supraspinatus muscle; Suprascapular artery; Trapezius muscle; Circumflex artery
External LandmarksScapula; Clavicle
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform femoral triangle and adductor canal block for analgesia of the kneeAllows injection practiceTeaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for adductor canal, saphenous nerve, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksSartorius muscle; Vastus medialis muscle; Adductor canal; Femoral artery; Femoral vein; Saphenous nerve; Relevant fascial sheats
External LandmarksMid and distal thigh; Knee; Quadriceps Femoris muscle; Sartorius Muscle
Internal LandmarksSternocleidomastoid muscles; Carotid artery; Internal jugular vein;Subclavian artery; Clavicle; First rib; Thiroid Gland; Pleura
External LandmarksSternocleidomastoid muscles; Clavicle; Cricoid cartilage; Supraclavicular fossa; Neck; Mandible
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Learn the anatomy of the breast and tissue layers of importance in breast surgery and local anesthetic infiltration techniques
Internal Landmarks
Teaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition for nerves around the ankle, and needle-eye coordination
Teaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition of gluteal muscles, sciatic nerve and ischial notch. Practice Intramuscular Injections
Teaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for internal jugular vein, and needle-eye coordination
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Pectoralis major and minor muscles; Serratus muscles; Axillary arteryAxillary vein; Cords of the brachial plexus; Clavicle; Coracoid process;Ribs 1-4
External LandmarksBreast anatomy; Sternocleidomastoid muscle
Facilitates skills acquisition to perform Infraclavicular brachial plexus and PEC blocksTeaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition and needle-eye coordination
Accelerates skills acquisition to perform Interscalene and Supraclavicular plexus blocks.
Internal LandmarksPectoralis major and minor muscles; Serratus muscles; Axillary artery and vein; Chords of the brachial plexus; Clavicle; Coracoid process; Ribs 1-4; Pleura and Chest Cavity
External LandmarksClavicle; Deltopectoral groove; Pectoralis muscle; Chest wall;Coracoid process; Shoulder; Deltoid muscle
Combined Infraclavicular/PEC Nerve Block SIMULATOR™ Wrist Block SIMULATOR™ Popliteal and IPAC Blocks SIMULATOR™ Ankle Block SIMULATOR™
Open Breast Infraclavicular Visual SIMULATOR™
Suprascapular Nerve Block SIMULATOR™
Femoral and Fascia Iliaca Blocks SIMULATOR™ Sciatic Transgluteal SIMULATOR™
VASCULAR ACCESSVascular Access IJ SIMULATOR™
Internal LandmarksTeaches ultrasound brachial plexus anatomy patterns recognition and needle-eye coordinationAnterior scalene muscle; Middle scalene muscle; Sternocleido-mastoid muscle; Carotid artery; Internal jugular vein; Subclavian artery; Subclavian vein; Clavicle; Stellate ganglion; C2-C7; First rib; Clavicle; Brachial plexus; Superficial cervical plexus; Stellate ganglion thyroid
External LandmarksSternocleidomastoid muscle; Clavicle; Lateral neck; Chest wall;Thyroid notch
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Infraclavicular fossa
Axillary VesselsPec Minor M
Rib CagePec Major M
Axillary Fossa Quadriceps M
Pop Fossa Crease
Vastus Lateralis M
Semitendinosus MBiceps Femoris M
Femoral Crease
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ScapulaSuprascapular M
Chest Wall
Middle andAnteriorSceleneMuscles
Greater Trochanter
Superf Peroneal N
Lat MalleolusDeep Peron Nerve
Sternocleidomastoid M Clavicle
Gluteus M
Adductor Longus M
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Transverse Abdominis Plane SIMULATOR™Epidural SIMULATOR™
Paravertebral (PVT) and Erectores Spinae Blocks SIMULATOR™TAP and Quadratus Lumborum Blocks SIMULATOR™
ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS™ are shipped with carry/storage base and case, cover protectors, conven-ient accessory storage tray, work surface tray, convenient laminated poster with instructions for use and
care for each model.
ESSENTIAL TRAINERULTRASOUND SIMULATOR™
Facilitates acquisition of essential skills of using ultrasoundAllows needle-target practice in plane and out of plane.Absolute must for anyone wanting to start utilizing point of care ultrasound
Internal LandmarksT3-T8; Ribs 3-8; Paravertebral space; Pleura; Spinous processes; Vertebrae T3 to T8
External Landmarks
Optional
Left and right inferior angle of scapula; Vertebra prominens; Spinous processes, Paravertebral muscles
Digital camera for visual confirmation of needle and catheter entry into the paravertebral space.
OptionalDigital camera for monitoring of needle and catheter entry into the epidural space.
Facilitates learning essential anatomy for TAP and QL blocks
Teaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for TAP and Quadratus Lumborum, and needle-eye coordination
Allows training on injection techniques for TAP and QL
Internal LandmarksTransverse abdominis muscles; Internal and external oblique muscles; Quadratus lumborum muscles; Latissimus dorsi muscles
External LandmarksUmbilicus; Rectus abdominous
Facilitates learning of anatomy, identification of interspaces and placement of the needle in the epidural space with loss of resistance technique or ultrasound.
Can be used to learn ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for spine and neuraxial procedures.
Internal LandmarksL1-L5; Sacrum; Epidural space; Spinal processes; Laminae; Articulate joints; Intervertebral space; Dura and Ligamentum Flavum
Full size anatomical structures in easy to carry footprint.
External LandmarksIliac crest
Facilitates acquisition of essential skills of using ultrasoundAllows needle-target practice in plane and out of plane
Absolute must for anyone wanting to start utilizing point ofcare ultrasound
Internal LandmarksArtery; Vein; NerveExternal LandmarksNot applicable
Introducing NYSORA ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS™ Developed by opinion leaders and educators,
NYSORA ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS™ are the most anatomically accurate, tissue-like tools to learn
point-of-care ultrasound and certify skills acquisition before approaching patients.
THE MOST ADVANCEDULTRASOUNDTRAINING TOOLS
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NYSORA ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS™ are manufactured in the EU and distributed by MedXPress.PRO.
MedXPress.PRO is founded and managed by leaders in ultrasonography and education to develop products that improve patient safety.
facilitate ultrasound skills knowledge acquisi-tion, increase the educational experience and knowledge retention, and standardize training.
DESIGN Each ULTRASOUND SIMULATOR™ utilizes TISSUE SIMULA-
TOR™ Technology and optimizes the development of specific knowledge and skills using landmark and ultrasound guided procedural techniques.
All models contain internal and external landmarks neces-sary to practice ultrasound visualization for point of care procedures.
FOOTPRINTThe system footprint is small to facilitate the utilization of
multiple units simultaneously, making it ideal for workshops and simulation labs.
Small footprint and standardized packing size allows easy storage and transport.
EXPERT INPUTEach ULTRASOUND SIMULATOR™ has been reviewed by
leaders in the field of Point-Of-Care ultrasound and has been approved to ensure that the relevant external and internal landmarks for taught procedures are included and accurate.
NYSORA ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS™
Subclavian Vein Cannulation SIMULATOR™
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Facilitates acquisition of essential skills of using ultrasoundAllows needle-target practice in plane and out of planeAbsolute must for anyone wanting to start utilizing point of care ultrasound
Teaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for abdominal muscles, fasciae, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksRectus abdominis; Transverse abdominis; Internal oblique; External oblique; Pectineus; Essential Sheaths
External LandmarksUmbilicus; Rectus abdominis; Abdominal wall
Allows learning imaging of the subclavian veinRealistically built to mimic challenging needle insertionTeaches skills in avoiding coracoid process for success-ful needle placement
Internal LandmarksCoracoid process, clavicle, subclavian/axillary vein
External LandmarksSubclavian space, shoulder girdle, clavicle
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Umbilicus
Optional Camera to Visually ConfirmCorrect Needle Placement
L4/L5
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Ribs
Delto-pectoral grooveCoracoid Process
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LOWER EXTREMITY NERVE BLOCK SIMULATORS
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform femoral nerve block and fascia iliaca block & lateral femoral cutaneous nerve (LFCN) blocks
Internal LandmarksFemoral, obturator, lateral cutaneous nerves; Saphenous nerves; Fascia ilica; Facia lata; Iliopsoas muscle; Pectineus muscle; Sartorius muscle; Adductor muscles; Femoral artery; Femoral vein
External LandmarksInguinal crease; Anterior superior iliac spine; Proximal thigh; Hips Pubic tubercle; Inguinal Ligament; Femoral Crease
Internal LandmarksGreat trochanter; Ischial tuberosity; Sciatic nerve; Gluteus maximus
External LandmarksGluteus maximus; Gluteal crease; Femur Trochanter
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to recognize ulnar and radial /arteries and perform ulnar and median nerve blocks.
Internal LandmarksRadius, ulnar carpal bones; Radial and ulnar arteries; Median and ulnar nerves; Palmares longus; Radial Artery; Ulnar artery; Deep and supperficial muscles of the forearm
External LandmarksUlnar head; Radius; Ulna; Palmar crease; Tendons of wrist flexors; Thenar ligament; Veins; Hypothenar ligament
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform Axillary BlockAllows injection practiceTeaches ultrasound axillary plexus anatomy patterns recognition and needle-eye coordination to safely guide needle insertion into axillary sheath.
Allows injection practiceTeaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition of median, ulnar nerves and arteries and needle-eye coordination for safe block performance.
Internal LandmarksRadial nerve; Ulnar nerve; Median nerve; Musculocutaneous nerves; Axillary artery; Axillary Vein; Deltoid muscle; Biceps muscle; Coracobrachialis muscle
External LandmarksAxillary fossa; Pectoralis muscle; Trapezus muscle; latissimus Biceps Brachialis muscle; Deltoid Muscle
dorsi muscle;
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform popliteal sciatic and IPAC blocksTeaches ultrasound anatomy pattern for sciatic nerve sheath, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksPopliteal artery and vein; Common peroneal nerve; Tibial nerve;Semitendinosus muscle; Semimembranosus muscle; Biceps femoris muscle; Distal part of femur
External LandmarksPopliteal fossa; Tendon of Biceps Femoris Muscle; Tendon of Semimembranosus Muscle; Popliteal Fossa; Popliteal Crease; Popliteal triangle
Internal LandmarksTibial nerve; Peroneal nerves (superficial and deep); Sural nerve;Saphenous nerve; Posterior and anterior tibial artery and vein;Tibia Fibula; Medial malleolus
External LandmarksTibia; Lateral malleolus; Medial malleolus; Side of the foot;Dorsus of the foot
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform Suprascapular nerve block for analgesia of the shoulder without phrenic nerve paralysisTeaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for sciatic nerve, sciatic sheath, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksClavicle; Scapula; Humerus; Suprascapular nerves; Infraspinatus muscle; Supraspinatus muscle; Suprascapular artery; Trapezius muscle; Circumflex artery
External LandmarksScapula; Clavicle
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform femoral triangle and adductor canal block for analgesia of the kneeAllows injection practiceTeaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for adductor canal, saphenous nerve, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksSartorius muscle; Vastus medialis muscle; Adductor canal; Femoral artery; Femoral vein; Saphenous nerve; Relevant fascial sheats
External LandmarksMid and distal thigh; Knee; Quadriceps Femoris muscle; Sartorius Muscle
Internal LandmarksSternocleidomastoid muscles; Carotid artery; Internal jugular vein;Subclavian artery; Clavicle; First rib; Thiroid Gland; Pleura
External LandmarksSternocleidomastoid muscles; Clavicle; Cricoid cartilage; Supraclavicular fossa; Neck; Mandible
* Requires filling the vessels with fluid for best imaging.
Learn the anatomy of the breast and tissue layers of importance in breast surgery and local anesthetic infiltration techniques
Internal Landmarks
Teaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition for nerves around the ankle, and needle-eye coordination
Teaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition of gluteal muscles, sciatic nerve and ischial notch. Practice Intramuscular Injections
Teaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for internal jugular vein, and needle-eye coordination
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Pectoralis major and minor muscles; Serratus muscles; Axillary arteryAxillary vein; Cords of the brachial plexus; Clavicle; Coracoid process;Ribs 1-4
External LandmarksBreast anatomy; Sternocleidomastoid muscle
Facilitates skills acquisition to perform Infraclavicular brachial plexus and PEC blocksTeaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition and needle-eye coordination
Accelerates skills acquisition to perform Interscalene and Supraclavicular plexus blocks.
Internal LandmarksPectoralis major and minor muscles; Serratus muscles; Axillary artery and vein; Chords of the brachial plexus; Clavicle; Coracoid process; Ribs 1-4; Pleura and Chest Cavity
External LandmarksClavicle; Deltopectoral groove; Pectoralis muscle; Chest wall;Coracoid process; Shoulder; Deltoid muscle
Combined Infraclavicular/PEC Nerve Block SIMULATOR™ Wrist Block SIMULATOR™ Popliteal and IPAC Blocks SIMULATOR™ Ankle Block SIMULATOR™
Open Breast Infraclavicular Visual SIMULATOR™
Suprascapular Nerve Block SIMULATOR™
Femoral and Fascia Iliaca Blocks SIMULATOR™ Sciatic Transgluteal SIMULATOR™
VASCULAR ACCESSVascular Access IJ SIMULATOR™
Internal LandmarksTeaches ultrasound brachial plexus anatomy patterns recognition and needle-eye coordinationAnterior scalene muscle; Middle scalene muscle; Sternocleido-mastoid muscle; Carotid artery; Internal jugular vein; Subclavian artery; Subclavian vein; Clavicle; Stellate ganglion; C2-C7; First rib; Clavicle; Brachial plexus; Superficial cervical plexus; Stellate ganglion thyroid
External LandmarksSternocleidomastoid muscle; Clavicle; Lateral neck; Chest wall;Thyroid notch
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Infraclavicular fossa
Axillary VesselsPec Minor M
Rib CagePec Major M
Axillary Fossa Quadriceps M
Pop Fossa Crease
Vastus Lateralis M
Semitendinosus MBiceps Femoris M
Femoral Crease
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ScapulaSuprascapular M
Chest Wall
Middle andAnteriorSceleneMuscles
Greater Trochanter
Superf Peroneal N
Lat MalleolusDeep Peron Nerve
Sternocleidomastoid M Clavicle
Gluteus M
Adductor Longus M
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LOWER EXTREMITY NERVE BLOCK SIMULATORS
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform femoral nerve block and fascia iliaca block & lateral femoral cutaneous nerve (LFCN) blocks
Internal LandmarksFemoral, obturator, lateral cutaneous nerves; Saphenous nerves; Fascia ilica; Facia lata; Iliopsoas muscle; Pectineus muscle; Sartorius muscle; Adductor muscles; Femoral artery; Femoral vein
External LandmarksInguinal crease; Anterior superior iliac spine; Proximal thigh; Hips Pubic tubercle; Inguinal Ligament; Femoral Crease
Internal LandmarksGreat trochanter; Ischial tuberosity; Sciatic nerve; Gluteus maximus
External LandmarksGluteus maximus; Gluteal crease; Femur Trochanter
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to recognize ulnar and radial /arteries and perform ulnar and median nerve blocks.
Internal LandmarksRadius, ulnar carpal bones; Radial and ulnar arteries; Median and ulnar nerves; Palmares longus; Radial Artery; Ulnar artery; Deep and supperficial muscles of the forearm
External LandmarksUlnar head; Radius; Ulna; Palmar crease; Tendons of wrist flexors; Thenar ligament; Veins; Hypothenar ligament
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform Axillary BlockAllows injection practiceTeaches ultrasound axillary plexus anatomy patterns recognition and needle-eye coordination to safely guide needle insertion into axillary sheath.
Allows injection practiceTeaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition of median, ulnar nerves and arteries and needle-eye coordination for safe block performance.
Internal LandmarksRadial nerve; Ulnar nerve; Median nerve; Musculocutaneous nerves; Axillary artery; Axillary Vein; Deltoid muscle; Biceps muscle; Coracobrachialis muscle
External LandmarksAxillary fossa; Pectoralis muscle; Trapezus muscle; latissimus Biceps Brachialis muscle; Deltoid Muscle
dorsi muscle;
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform popliteal sciatic and IPAC blocksTeaches ultrasound anatomy pattern for sciatic nerve sheath, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksPopliteal artery and vein; Common peroneal nerve; Tibial nerve;Semitendinosus muscle; Semimembranosus muscle; Biceps femoris muscle; Distal part of femur
External LandmarksPopliteal fossa; Tendon of Biceps Femoris Muscle; Tendon of Semimembranosus Muscle; Popliteal Fossa; Popliteal Crease; Popliteal triangle
Internal LandmarksTibial nerve; Peroneal nerves (superficial and deep); Sural nerve;Saphenous nerve; Posterior and anterior tibial artery and vein;Tibia Fibula; Medial malleolus
External LandmarksTibia; Lateral malleolus; Medial malleolus; Side of the foot;Dorsus of the foot
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform Suprascapular nerve block for analgesia of the shoulder without phrenic nerve paralysisTeaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for sciatic nerve, sciatic sheath, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksClavicle; Scapula; Humerus; Suprascapular nerves; Infraspinatus muscle; Supraspinatus muscle; Suprascapular artery; Trapezius muscle; Circumflex artery
External LandmarksScapula; Clavicle
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform femoral triangle and adductor canal block for analgesia of the kneeAllows injection practiceTeaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for adductor canal, saphenous nerve, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksSartorius muscle; Vastus medialis muscle; Adductor canal; Femoral artery; Femoral vein; Saphenous nerve; Relevant fascial sheats
External LandmarksMid and distal thigh; Knee; Quadriceps Femoris muscle; Sartorius Muscle
Internal LandmarksSternocleidomastoid muscles; Carotid artery; Internal jugular vein;Subclavian artery; Clavicle; First rib; Thiroid Gland; Pleura
External LandmarksSternocleidomastoid muscles; Clavicle; Cricoid cartilage; Supraclavicular fossa; Neck; Mandible
* Requires filling the vessels with fluid for best imaging.
Learn the anatomy of the breast and tissue layers of importance in breast surgery and local anesthetic infiltration techniques
Internal Landmarks
Teaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition for nerves around the ankle, and needle-eye coordination
Teaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition of gluteal muscles, sciatic nerve and ischial notch. Practice Intramuscular Injections
Teaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for internal jugular vein, and needle-eye coordination
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Pectoralis major and minor muscles; Serratus muscles; Axillary arteryAxillary vein; Cords of the brachial plexus; Clavicle; Coracoid process;Ribs 1-4
External LandmarksBreast anatomy; Sternocleidomastoid muscle
Facilitates skills acquisition to perform Infraclavicular brachial plexus and PEC blocksTeaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition and needle-eye coordination
Accelerates skills acquisition to perform Interscalene and Supraclavicular plexus blocks.
Internal LandmarksPectoralis major and minor muscles; Serratus muscles; Axillary artery and vein; Chords of the brachial plexus; Clavicle; Coracoid process; Ribs 1-4; Pleura and Chest Cavity
External LandmarksClavicle; Deltopectoral groove; Pectoralis muscle; Chest wall;Coracoid process; Shoulder; Deltoid muscle
Combined Infraclavicular/PEC Nerve Block SIMULATOR™ Wrist Block SIMULATOR™ Popliteal and IPAC Blocks SIMULATOR™ Ankle Block SIMULATOR™
Open Breast Infraclavicular Visual SIMULATOR™
Suprascapular Nerve Block SIMULATOR™
Femoral and Fascia Iliaca Blocks SIMULATOR™ Sciatic Transgluteal SIMULATOR™
VASCULAR ACCESSVascular Access IJ SIMULATOR™
Internal LandmarksTeaches ultrasound brachial plexus anatomy patterns recognition and needle-eye coordinationAnterior scalene muscle; Middle scalene muscle; Sternocleido-mastoid muscle; Carotid artery; Internal jugular vein; Subclavian artery; Subclavian vein; Clavicle; Stellate ganglion; C2-C7; First rib; Clavicle; Brachial plexus; Superficial cervical plexus; Stellate ganglion thyroid
External LandmarksSternocleidomastoid muscle; Clavicle; Lateral neck; Chest wall;Thyroid notch
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UPPER EXTREMITY NERVE BLOCK SIMULATORS
Infraclavicular fossa
Axillary VesselsPec Minor M
Rib CagePec Major M
Axillary Fossa Quadriceps M
Pop Fossa Crease
Vastus Lateralis M
Semitendinosus MBiceps Femoris M
Femoral Crease
ASIS
Carpal Tunnel
ScapulaSuprascapular M
Chest Wall
Middle andAnteriorSceleneMuscles
Greater Trochanter
Superf Peroneal N
Lat MalleolusDeep Peron Nerve
Sternocleidomastoid M Clavicle
Gluteus M
Adductor Longus M
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Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform femoral nerve block and fascia iliaca block & lateral femoral cutaneous nerve (LFCN) blocks
Internal LandmarksFemoral, obturator, lateral cutaneous nerves; Saphenous nerves; Fascia ilica; Facia lata; Iliopsoas muscle; Pectineus muscle; Sartorius muscle; Adductor muscles; Femoral artery; Femoral vein
External LandmarksInguinal crease; Anterior superior iliac spine; Proximal thigh; Hips Pubic tubercle; Inguinal Ligament; Femoral Crease
Internal LandmarksGreat trochanter; Ischial tuberosity; Sciatic nerve; Gluteus maximus
External LandmarksGluteus maximus; Gluteal crease; Femur Trochanter
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to recognize ulnar and radial /arteries and perform ulnar and median nerve blocks.
Internal LandmarksRadius, ulnar carpal bones; Radial and ulnar arteries; Median and ulnar nerves; Palmares longus; Radial Artery; Ulnar artery; Deep and supperficial muscles of the forearm
External LandmarksUlnar head; Radius; Ulna; Palmar crease; Tendons of wrist flexors; Thenar ligament; Veins; Hypothenar ligament
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform Axillary BlockAllows injection practiceTeaches ultrasound axillary plexus anatomy patterns recognition and needle-eye coordination to safely guide needle insertion into axillary sheath.
Allows injection practiceTeaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition of median, ulnar nerves and arteries and needle-eye coordination for safe block performance.
Internal LandmarksRadial nerve; Ulnar nerve; Median nerve; Musculocutaneous nerves; Axillary artery; Axillary Vein; Deltoid muscle; Biceps muscle; Coracobrachialis muscle
External LandmarksAxillary fossa; Pectoralis muscle; Trapezus muscle; latissimus Biceps Brachialis muscle; Deltoid Muscle
dorsi muscle;
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform popliteal sciatic and IPAC blocksTeaches ultrasound anatomy pattern for sciatic nerve sheath, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksPopliteal artery and vein; Common peroneal nerve; Tibial nerve;Semitendinosus muscle; Semimembranosus muscle; Biceps femoris muscle; Distal part of femur
External LandmarksPopliteal fossa; Tendon of Biceps Femoris Muscle; Tendon of Semimembranosus Muscle; Popliteal Fossa; Popliteal Crease; Popliteal triangle
Internal LandmarksTibial nerve; Peroneal nerves (superficial and deep); Sural nerve;Saphenous nerve; Posterior and anterior tibial artery and vein;Tibia Fibula; Medial malleolus
External LandmarksTibia; Lateral malleolus; Medial malleolus; Side of the foot;Dorsus of the foot
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform Suprascapular nerve block for analgesia of the shoulder without phrenic nerve paralysisTeaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for sciatic nerve, sciatic sheath, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksClavicle; Scapula; Humerus; Suprascapular nerves; Infraspinatus muscle; Supraspinatus muscle; Suprascapular artery; Trapezius muscle; Circumflex artery
External LandmarksScapula; Clavicle
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform femoral triangle and adductor canal block for analgesia of the kneeAllows injection practiceTeaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for adductor canal, saphenous nerve, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksSartorius muscle; Vastus medialis muscle; Adductor canal; Femoral artery; Femoral vein; Saphenous nerve; Relevant fascial sheats
External LandmarksMid and distal thigh; Knee; Quadriceps Femoris muscle; Sartorius Muscle
Internal LandmarksSternocleidomastoid muscles; Carotid artery; Internal jugular vein;Subclavian artery; Clavicle; First rib; Thiroid Gland; Pleura
External LandmarksSternocleidomastoid muscles; Clavicle; Cricoid cartilage; Supraclavicular fossa; Neck; Mandible
* Requires filling the vessels with fluid for best imaging.
Learn the anatomy of the breast and tissue layers of importance in breast surgery and local anesthetic infiltration techniques
Internal Landmarks
Teaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition for nerves around the ankle, and needle-eye coordination
Teaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition of gluteal muscles, sciatic nerve and ischial notch. Practice Intramuscular Injections
Teaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for internal jugular vein, and needle-eye coordination
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Pectoralis major and minor muscles; Serratus muscles; Axillary arteryAxillary vein; Cords of the brachial plexus; Clavicle; Coracoid process;Ribs 1-4
External LandmarksBreast anatomy; Sternocleidomastoid muscle
Facilitates skills acquisition to perform Infraclavicular brachial plexus and PEC blocksTeaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition and needle-eye coordination
Accelerates skills acquisition to perform Interscalene and Supraclavicular plexus blocks.
Internal LandmarksPectoralis major and minor muscles; Serratus muscles; Axillary artery and vein; Chords of the brachial plexus; Clavicle; Coracoid process; Ribs 1-4; Pleura and Chest Cavity
External LandmarksClavicle; Deltopectoral groove; Pectoralis muscle; Chest wall;Coracoid process; Shoulder; Deltoid muscle
Combined Infraclavicular/PEC Nerve Block SIMULATOR™ Wrist Block SIMULATOR™ Popliteal and IPAC Blocks SIMULATOR™ Ankle Block SIMULATOR™
Open Breast Infraclavicular Visual SIMULATOR™
Suprascapular Nerve Block SIMULATOR™
Femoral and Fascia Iliaca Blocks SIMULATOR™ Sciatic Transgluteal SIMULATOR™
VASCULAR ACCESSVascular Access IJ SIMULATOR™
Internal LandmarksTeaches ultrasound brachial plexus anatomy patterns recognition and needle-eye coordinationAnterior scalene muscle; Middle scalene muscle; Sternocleido-mastoid muscle; Carotid artery; Internal jugular vein; Subclavian artery; Subclavian vein; Clavicle; Stellate ganglion; C2-C7; First rib; Clavicle; Brachial plexus; Superficial cervical plexus; Stellate ganglion thyroid
External LandmarksSternocleidomastoid muscle; Clavicle; Lateral neck; Chest wall;Thyroid notch
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UPPER EXTREMITY NERVE BLOCK SIMULATORS
Infraclavicular fossa
Axillary VesselsPec Minor M
Rib CagePec Major M
Axillary Fossa Quadriceps M
Pop Fossa Crease
Vastus Lateralis M
Semitendinosus MBiceps Femoris M
Femoral Crease
ASIS
Carpal Tunnel
ScapulaSuprascapular M
Chest Wall
Middle andAnteriorSceleneMuscles
Greater Trochanter
Superf Peroneal N
Lat MalleolusDeep Peron Nerve
Sternocleidomastoid M Clavicle
Gluteus M
Adductor Longus M
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SS NERVE
SS MUSCLE
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UN
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RIB
ASM
NEEDLETIP
C5C6
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LOWER EXTREMITY NERVE BLOCK SIMULATORS
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform femoral nerve block and fascia iliaca block & lateral femoral cutaneous nerve (LFCN) blocks
Internal LandmarksFemoral, obturator, lateral cutaneous nerves; Saphenous nerves; Fascia ilica; Facia lata; Iliopsoas muscle; Pectineus muscle; Sartorius muscle; Adductor muscles; Femoral artery; Femoral vein
External LandmarksInguinal crease; Anterior superior iliac spine; Proximal thigh; Hips Pubic tubercle; Inguinal Ligament; Femoral Crease
Internal LandmarksGreat trochanter; Ischial tuberosity; Sciatic nerve; Gluteus maximus
External LandmarksGluteus maximus; Gluteal crease; Femur Trochanter
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to recognize ulnar and radial /arteries and perform ulnar and median nerve blocks.
Internal LandmarksRadius, ulnar carpal bones; Radial and ulnar arteries; Median and ulnar nerves; Palmares longus; Radial Artery; Ulnar artery; Deep and supperficial muscles of the forearm
External LandmarksUlnar head; Radius; Ulna; Palmar crease; Tendons of wrist flexors; Thenar ligament; Veins; Hypothenar ligament
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform Axillary BlockAllows injection practiceTeaches ultrasound axillary plexus anatomy patterns recognition and needle-eye coordination to safely guide needle insertion into axillary sheath.
Allows injection practiceTeaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition of median, ulnar nerves and arteries and needle-eye coordination for safe block performance.
Internal LandmarksRadial nerve; Ulnar nerve; Median nerve; Musculocutaneous nerves; Axillary artery; Axillary Vein; Deltoid muscle; Biceps muscle; Coracobrachialis muscle
External LandmarksAxillary fossa; Pectoralis muscle; Trapezus muscle; latissimus Biceps Brachialis muscle; Deltoid Muscle
dorsi muscle;
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform popliteal sciatic and IPAC blocksTeaches ultrasound anatomy pattern for sciatic nerve sheath, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksPopliteal artery and vein; Common peroneal nerve; Tibial nerve;Semitendinosus muscle; Semimembranosus muscle; Biceps femoris muscle; Distal part of femur
External LandmarksPopliteal fossa; Tendon of Biceps Femoris Muscle; Tendon of Semimembranosus Muscle; Popliteal Fossa; Popliteal Crease; Popliteal triangle
Internal LandmarksTibial nerve; Peroneal nerves (superficial and deep); Sural nerve;Saphenous nerve; Posterior and anterior tibial artery and vein;Tibia Fibula; Medial malleolus
External LandmarksTibia; Lateral malleolus; Medial malleolus; Side of the foot;Dorsus of the foot
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform Suprascapular nerve block for analgesia of the shoulder without phrenic nerve paralysisTeaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for sciatic nerve, sciatic sheath, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksClavicle; Scapula; Humerus; Suprascapular nerves; Infraspinatus muscle; Supraspinatus muscle; Suprascapular artery; Trapezius muscle; Circumflex artery
External LandmarksScapula; Clavicle
Facilitates knowledge and skills acquisition to perform femoral triangle and adductor canal block for analgesia of the kneeAllows injection practiceTeaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for adductor canal, saphenous nerve, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksSartorius muscle; Vastus medialis muscle; Adductor canal; Femoral artery; Femoral vein; Saphenous nerve; Relevant fascial sheats
External LandmarksMid and distal thigh; Knee; Quadriceps Femoris muscle; Sartorius Muscle
Internal LandmarksSternocleidomastoid muscles; Carotid artery; Internal jugular vein;Subclavian artery; Clavicle; First rib; Thiroid Gland; Pleura
External LandmarksSternocleidomastoid muscles; Clavicle; Cricoid cartilage; Supraclavicular fossa; Neck; Mandible
* Requires filling the vessels with fluid for best imaging.
Learn the anatomy of the breast and tissue layers of importance in breast surgery and local anesthetic infiltration techniques
Internal Landmarks
Teaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition for nerves around the ankle, and needle-eye coordination
Teaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition of gluteal muscles, sciatic nerve and ischial notch. Practice Intramuscular Injections
Teaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for internal jugular vein, and needle-eye coordination
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Pectoralis major and minor muscles; Serratus muscles; Axillary arteryAxillary vein; Cords of the brachial plexus; Clavicle; Coracoid process;Ribs 1-4
External LandmarksBreast anatomy; Sternocleidomastoid muscle
Facilitates skills acquisition to perform Infraclavicular brachial plexus and PEC blocksTeaches ultrasound anatomy patterns recognition and needle-eye coordination
Accelerates skills acquisition to perform Interscalene and Supraclavicular plexus blocks.
Internal LandmarksPectoralis major and minor muscles; Serratus muscles; Axillary artery and vein; Chords of the brachial plexus; Clavicle; Coracoid process; Ribs 1-4; Pleura and Chest Cavity
External LandmarksClavicle; Deltopectoral groove; Pectoralis muscle; Chest wall;Coracoid process; Shoulder; Deltoid muscle
Combined Infraclavicular/PEC Nerve Block SIMULATOR™ Wrist Block SIMULATOR™ Popliteal and IPAC Blocks SIMULATOR™ Ankle Block SIMULATOR™
Open Breast Infraclavicular Visual SIMULATOR™
Suprascapular Nerve Block SIMULATOR™
Femoral and Fascia Iliaca Blocks SIMULATOR™ Sciatic Transgluteal SIMULATOR™
VASCULAR ACCESSVascular Access IJ SIMULATOR™
Internal LandmarksTeaches ultrasound brachial plexus anatomy patterns recognition and needle-eye coordinationAnterior scalene muscle; Middle scalene muscle; Sternocleido-mastoid muscle; Carotid artery; Internal jugular vein; Subclavian artery; Subclavian vein; Clavicle; Stellate ganglion; C2-C7; First rib; Clavicle; Brachial plexus; Superficial cervical plexus; Stellate ganglion thyroid
External LandmarksSternocleidomastoid muscle; Clavicle; Lateral neck; Chest wall;Thyroid notch
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UPPER EXTREMITY NERVE BLOCK SIMULATORS
Infraclavicular fossa
Axillary VesselsPec Minor M
Rib CagePec Major M
Axillary Fossa Quadriceps M
Pop Fossa Crease
Vastus Lateralis M
Semitendinosus MBiceps Femoris M
Femoral Crease
ASIS
Carpal Tunnel
ScapulaSuprascapular M
Chest Wall
Middle andAnteriorSceleneMuscles
Greater Trochanter
Superf Peroneal N
Lat MalleolusDeep Peron Nerve
Sternocleidomastoid M Clavicle
Gluteus M
Adductor Longus M
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SS NERVE
SS MUSCLE
NEEDLE
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UN
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TENDON
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Transverse Abdominis Plane SIMULATOR™Epidural SIMULATOR™
Paravertebral (PVT) and Erectores Spinae Blocks SIMULATOR™TAP and Quadratus Lumborum Blocks SIMULATOR™
ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS™ are shipped with carry/storage base and case, cover protectors, conven-ient accessory storage tray, work surface tray, convenient laminated poster with instructions for use and
care for each model.
ESSENTIAL TRAINERULTRASOUND SIMULATOR™
Facilitates acquisition of essential skills of using ultrasoundAllows needle-target practice in plane and out of plane.Absolute must for anyone wanting to start utilizing point of care ultrasound
Internal LandmarksT3-T8; Ribs 3-8; Paravertebral space; Pleura; Spinous processes; Vertebrae T3 to T8
External Landmarks
Optional
Left and right inferior angle of scapula; Vertebra prominens; Spinous processes, Paravertebral muscles
Digital camera for visual confirmation of needle and catheter entry into the paravertebral space.
OptionalDigital camera for monitoring of needle and catheter entry into the epidural space.
Facilitates learning essential anatomy for TAP and QL blocks
Teaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for TAP and Quadratus Lumborum, and needle-eye coordination
Allows training on injection techniques for TAP and QL
Internal LandmarksTransverse abdominis muscles; Internal and external oblique muscles; Quadratus lumborum muscles; Latissimus dorsi muscles
External LandmarksUmbilicus; Rectus abdominous
Facilitates learning of anatomy, identification of interspaces and placement of the needle in the epidural space with loss of resistance technique or ultrasound.
Can be used to learn ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for spine and neuraxial procedures.
Internal LandmarksL1-L5; Sacrum; Epidural space; Spinal processes; Laminae; Articulate joints; Intervertebral space; Dura and Ligamentum Flavum
Full size anatomical structures in easy to carry footprint.
External LandmarksIliac crest
Facilitates acquisition of essential skills of using ultrasoundAllows needle-target practice in plane and out of plane
Absolute must for anyone wanting to start utilizing point ofcare ultrasound
Internal LandmarksArtery; Vein; NerveExternal LandmarksNot applicable
Introducing NYSORA ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS™ Developed by opinion leaders and educators,
NYSORA ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS™ are the most anatomically accurate, tissue-like tools to learn
point-of-care ultrasound and certify skills acquisition before approaching patients.
THE MOST ADVANCEDULTRASOUNDTRAINING TOOLS
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ABOUT US
NYSORA ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS™ are manufactured in the EU and distributed by MedXPress.PRO.
MedXPress.PRO is founded and managed by leaders in ultrasonography and education to develop products that improve patient safety.
facilitate ultrasound skills knowledge acquisi-tion, increase the educational experience and knowledge retention, and standardize training.
DESIGN Each ULTRASOUND SIMULATOR™ utilizes TISSUE SIMULA-
TOR™ Technology and optimizes the development of specific knowledge and skills using landmark and ultrasound guided procedural techniques.
All models contain internal and external landmarks neces-sary to practice ultrasound visualization for point of care procedures.
FOOTPRINTThe system footprint is small to facilitate the utilization of
multiple units simultaneously, making it ideal for workshops and simulation labs.
Small footprint and standardized packing size allows easy storage and transport.
EXPERT INPUTEach ULTRASOUND SIMULATOR™ has been reviewed by
leaders in the field of Point-Of-Care ultrasound and has been approved to ensure that the relevant external and internal landmarks for taught procedures are included and accurate.
NYSORA ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS™
Subclavian Vein Cannulation SIMULATOR™
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SC
Facilitates acquisition of essential skills of using ultrasoundAllows needle-target practice in plane and out of planeAbsolute must for anyone wanting to start utilizing point of care ultrasound
Teaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for abdominal muscles, fasciae, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksRectus abdominis; Transverse abdominis; Internal oblique; External oblique; Pectineus; Essential Sheaths
External LandmarksUmbilicus; Rectus abdominis; Abdominal wall
Allows learning imaging of the subclavian veinRealistically built to mimic challenging needle insertionTeaches skills in avoiding coracoid process for success-ful needle placement
Internal LandmarksCoracoid process, clavicle, subclavian/axillary vein
External LandmarksSubclavian space, shoulder girdle, clavicle
* Requires filling the vessels with fluid for best visualization and practice.
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Mid-Axillary lineSpinous Processes
Umbilicus
Optional Camera to Visually ConfirmCorrect Needle Placement
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Ribs
Delto-pectoral grooveCoracoid Process
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Transverse Abdominis Plane SIMULATOR™Epidural SIMULATOR™
Paravertebral (PVT) and Erectores Spinae Blocks SIMULATOR™TAP and Quadratus Lumborum Blocks SIMULATOR™
ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS™ are shipped with carry/storage base and case, cover protectors, conven-ient accessory storage tray, work surface tray, convenient laminated poster with instructions for use and
care for each model.
ESSENTIAL TRAINERULTRASOUND SIMULATOR™
Facilitates acquisition of essential skills of using ultrasoundAllows needle-target practice in plane and out of plane.Absolute must for anyone wanting to start utilizing point of care ultrasound
Internal LandmarksT3-T8; Ribs 3-8; Paravertebral space; Pleura; Spinous processes; Vertebrae T3 to T8
External Landmarks
Optional
Left and right inferior angle of scapula; Vertebra prominens; Spinous processes, Paravertebral muscles
Digital camera for visual confirmation of needle and catheter entry into the paravertebral space.
OptionalDigital camera for monitoring of needle and catheter entry into the epidural space.
Facilitates learning essential anatomy for TAP and QL blocks
Teaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for TAP and Quadratus Lumborum, and needle-eye coordination
Allows training on injection techniques for TAP and QL
Internal LandmarksTransverse abdominis muscles; Internal and external oblique muscles; Quadratus lumborum muscles; Latissimus dorsi muscles
External LandmarksUmbilicus; Rectus abdominous
Facilitates learning of anatomy, identification of interspaces and placement of the needle in the epidural space with loss of resistance technique or ultrasound.
Can be used to learn ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for spine and neuraxial procedures.
Internal LandmarksL1-L5; Sacrum; Epidural space; Spinal processes; Laminae; Articulate joints; Intervertebral space; Dura and Ligamentum Flavum
Full size anatomical structures in easy to carry footprint.
External LandmarksIliac crest
Facilitates acquisition of essential skills of using ultrasoundAllows needle-target practice in plane and out of plane
Absolute must for anyone wanting to start utilizing point ofcare ultrasound
Internal LandmarksArtery; Vein; NerveExternal LandmarksNot applicable
Introducing NYSORA ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS™ Developed by opinion leaders and educators,
NYSORA ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS™ are the most anatomically accurate, tissue-like tools to learn
point-of-care ultrasound and certify skills acquisition before approaching patients.
THE MOST ADVANCEDULTRASOUNDTRAINING TOOLS
MS2
-QU
AM
S2-E
PI
TORSO (cont.) TORSO
MS2
-TR
N
MS2
-PV
TM
S2-T
AP
www.nysorasimulators.com
COVER 200 mm PAGE 5 199 mmPAGE 6 199 mm BACKCOVER 200 mm
BENEFITS:
BENEFITS:BENEFITS:
BENEFITS:
BENEFITS: BENEFITS:
VASCULAR ACCESS
ABOUT US
NYSORA ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS™ are manufactured in the EU and distributed by MedXPress.PRO.
MedXPress.PRO is founded and managed by leaders in ultrasonography and education to develop products that improve patient safety.
facilitate ultrasound skills knowledge acquisi-tion, increase the educational experience and knowledge retention, and standardize training.
DESIGN Each ULTRASOUND SIMULATOR™ utilizes TISSUE SIMULA-
TOR™ Technology and optimizes the development of specific knowledge and skills using landmark and ultrasound guided procedural techniques.
All models contain internal and external landmarks neces-sary to practice ultrasound visualization for point of care procedures.
FOOTPRINTThe system footprint is small to facilitate the utilization of
multiple units simultaneously, making it ideal for workshops and simulation labs.
Small footprint and standardized packing size allows easy storage and transport.
EXPERT INPUTEach ULTRASOUND SIMULATOR™ has been reviewed by
leaders in the field of Point-Of-Care ultrasound and has been approved to ensure that the relevant external and internal landmarks for taught procedures are included and accurate.
NYSORA ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS™
Subclavian Vein Cannulation SIMULATOR™
MS2
-VA
SC
Facilitates acquisition of essential skills of using ultrasoundAllows needle-target practice in plane and out of planeAbsolute must for anyone wanting to start utilizing point of care ultrasound
Teaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for abdominal muscles, fasciae, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksRectus abdominis; Transverse abdominis; Internal oblique; External oblique; Pectineus; Essential Sheaths
External LandmarksUmbilicus; Rectus abdominis; Abdominal wall
Allows learning imaging of the subclavian veinRealistically built to mimic challenging needle insertionTeaches skills in avoiding coracoid process for success-ful needle placement
Internal LandmarksCoracoid process, clavicle, subclavian/axillary vein
External LandmarksSubclavian space, shoulder girdle, clavicle
* Requires filling the vessels with fluid for best visualization and practice.
ML006 RevE
Mid-Axillary lineSpinous Processes
Umbilicus
Optional Camera to Visually ConfirmCorrect Needle Placement
L4/L5
UltrasoundTissue Simulator(TM)
Ribs
Delto-pectoral grooveCoracoid Process
Actual ULTRASOUND SIMULATOR image Actual ULTRASOUND SIMULATOR image
Actual ULTRASOUND SIMULATOR image
Actual ULTRASOUND SIMULATOR image
Actual ULTRASOUND SIMULATOR image
Actual ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS image Actual ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS image
LDM
QL2
QLM
QL3
APAP
SP
LAMINA
BONE
SQ TISSUESQ TISSUE
ARTERY
ARTERY
NEEDLE TIPINSIDE ARTERY
MUSCLE VEIN
NEEDLEPRACTICE NEEDLE
PRACTICE
LAMINA
QL1
TAM
IOM
SQ
ABDOMEN
SQ
SQ
ES
TP TP
PVS
PLEURA
ES
EOM
IOM
TAPFASCIA
TAM
PECTORALISMUSCLE
VESSELWALLS
RIBS
SUBCL. VEIN
EUROPE:Slachthuislaan 1, Bus 1023000 Leuven, Belgium+32 492 80 76 76
USA:2581 Broadway, Suite 183New York, NY 10025+ 212-721-9900
[email protected] http://medxpress.pro/
Transverse Abdominis Plane SIMULATOR™Epidural SIMULATOR™
Paravertebral (PVT) and Erectores Spinae Blocks SIMULATOR™TAP and Quadratus Lumborum Blocks SIMULATOR™
ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS™ are shipped with carry/storage base and case, cover protectors, conven-ient accessory storage tray, work surface tray, convenient laminated poster with instructions for use and
care for each model.
ESSENTIAL TRAINERULTRASOUND SIMULATOR™
Facilitates acquisition of essential skills of using ultrasoundAllows needle-target practice in plane and out of plane.Absolute must for anyone wanting to start utilizing point of care ultrasound
Internal LandmarksT3-T8; Ribs 3-8; Paravertebral space; Pleura; Spinous processes; Vertebrae T3 to T8
External Landmarks
Optional
Left and right inferior angle of scapula; Vertebra prominens; Spinous processes, Paravertebral muscles
Digital camera for visual confirmation of needle and catheter entry into the paravertebral space.
OptionalDigital camera for monitoring of needle and catheter entry into the epidural space.
Facilitates learning essential anatomy for TAP and QL blocks
Teaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for TAP and Quadratus Lumborum, and needle-eye coordination
Allows training on injection techniques for TAP and QL
Internal LandmarksTransverse abdominis muscles; Internal and external oblique muscles; Quadratus lumborum muscles; Latissimus dorsi muscles
External LandmarksUmbilicus; Rectus abdominous
Facilitates learning of anatomy, identification of interspaces and placement of the needle in the epidural space with loss of resistance technique or ultrasound.
Can be used to learn ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for spine and neuraxial procedures.
Internal LandmarksL1-L5; Sacrum; Epidural space; Spinal processes; Laminae; Articulate joints; Intervertebral space; Dura and Ligamentum Flavum
Full size anatomical structures in easy to carry footprint.
External LandmarksIliac crest
Facilitates acquisition of essential skills of using ultrasoundAllows needle-target practice in plane and out of plane
Absolute must for anyone wanting to start utilizing point ofcare ultrasound
Internal LandmarksArtery; Vein; NerveExternal LandmarksNot applicable
Introducing NYSORA ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS™ Developed by opinion leaders and educators,
NYSORA ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS™ are the most anatomically accurate, tissue-like tools to learn
point-of-care ultrasound and certify skills acquisition before approaching patients.
THE MOST ADVANCEDULTRASOUNDTRAINING TOOLS
MS2
-QU
AM
S2-E
PI
TORSO (cont.) TORSOM
S2-T
RN
MS2
-PV
TM
S2-T
AP
www.nysorasimulators.com
COVER 200 mm PAGE 5 199 mmPAGE 6 199 mm BACKCOVER 200 mm
BENEFITS:
BENEFITS:BENEFITS:
BENEFITS:
BENEFITS: BENEFITS:
VASCULAR ACCESS
ABOUT US
NYSORA ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS™ are manufactured in the EU and distributed by MedXPress.PRO.
MedXPress.PRO is founded and managed by leaders in ultrasonography and education to develop products that improve patient safety.
facilitate ultrasound skills knowledge acquisi-tion, increase the educational experience and knowledge retention, and standardize training.
DESIGN Each ULTRASOUND SIMULATOR™ utilizes TISSUE SIMULA-
TOR™ Technology and optimizes the development of specific knowledge and skills using landmark and ultrasound guided procedural techniques.
All models contain internal and external landmarks neces-sary to practice ultrasound visualization for point of care procedures.
FOOTPRINTThe system footprint is small to facilitate the utilization of
multiple units simultaneously, making it ideal for workshops and simulation labs.
Small footprint and standardized packing size allows easy storage and transport.
EXPERT INPUTEach ULTRASOUND SIMULATOR™ has been reviewed by
leaders in the field of Point-Of-Care ultrasound and has been approved to ensure that the relevant external and internal landmarks for taught procedures are included and accurate.
NYSORA ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS™
Subclavian Vein Cannulation SIMULATOR™
MS2
-VA
SC
Facilitates acquisition of essential skills of using ultrasoundAllows needle-target practice in plane and out of planeAbsolute must for anyone wanting to start utilizing point of care ultrasound
Teaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for abdominal muscles, fasciae, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksRectus abdominis; Transverse abdominis; Internal oblique; External oblique; Pectineus; Essential Sheaths
External LandmarksUmbilicus; Rectus abdominis; Abdominal wall
Allows learning imaging of the subclavian veinRealistically built to mimic challenging needle insertionTeaches skills in avoiding coracoid process for success-ful needle placement
Internal LandmarksCoracoid process, clavicle, subclavian/axillary vein
External LandmarksSubclavian space, shoulder girdle, clavicle
* Requires filling the vessels with fluid for best visualization and practice.
ML006 RevE
Mid-Axillary lineSpinous Processes
Umbilicus
Optional Camera to Visually ConfirmCorrect Needle Placement
L4/L5
UltrasoundTissue Simulator(TM)
Ribs
Delto-pectoral grooveCoracoid Process
Actual ULTRASOUND SIMULATOR image Actual ULTRASOUND SIMULATOR image
Actual ULTRASOUND SIMULATOR image
Actual ULTRASOUND SIMULATOR image
Actual ULTRASOUND SIMULATOR image
Actual ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS image Actual ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS image
LDM
QL2
QLM
QL3
APAP
SP
LAMINA
BONE
SQ TISSUESQ TISSUE
ARTERY
ARTERY
NEEDLE TIPINSIDE ARTERY
MUSCLE VEIN
NEEDLEPRACTICE NEEDLE
PRACTICE
LAMINA
QL1
TAM
IOM
SQ
ABDOMEN
SQ
SQ
ES
TP TP
PVS
PLEURA
ES
EOM
IOM
TAPFASCIA
TAM
PECTORALISMUSCLE
VESSELWALLS
RIBS
SUBCL. VEIN
EUROPE:Slachthuislaan 1, Bus 1023000 Leuven, Belgium+32 492 80 76 76
USA:2581 Broadway, Suite 183New York, NY 10025+ 212-721-9900
[email protected] http://medxpress.pro/
Transverse Abdominis Plane SIMULATOR™Epidural SIMULATOR™
Paravertebral (PVT) and Erectores Spinae Blocks SIMULATOR™TAP and Quadratus Lumborum Blocks SIMULATOR™
ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS™ are shipped with carry/storage base and case, cover protectors, conven-ient accessory storage tray, work surface tray, convenient laminated poster with instructions for use and
care for each model.
ESSENTIAL TRAINERULTRASOUND SIMULATOR™
Facilitates acquisition of essential skills of using ultrasoundAllows needle-target practice in plane and out of plane.Absolute must for anyone wanting to start utilizing point of care ultrasound
Internal LandmarksT3-T8; Ribs 3-8; Paravertebral space; Pleura; Spinous processes; Vertebrae T3 to T8
External Landmarks
Optional
Left and right inferior angle of scapula; Vertebra prominens; Spinous processes, Paravertebral muscles
Digital camera for visual confirmation of needle and catheter entry into the paravertebral space.
OptionalDigital camera for monitoring of needle and catheter entry into the epidural space.
Facilitates learning essential anatomy for TAP and QL blocks
Teaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for TAP and Quadratus Lumborum, and needle-eye coordination
Allows training on injection techniques for TAP and QL
Internal LandmarksTransverse abdominis muscles; Internal and external oblique muscles; Quadratus lumborum muscles; Latissimus dorsi muscles
External LandmarksUmbilicus; Rectus abdominous
Facilitates learning of anatomy, identification of interspaces and placement of the needle in the epidural space with loss of resistance technique or ultrasound.
Can be used to learn ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for spine and neuraxial procedures.
Internal LandmarksL1-L5; Sacrum; Epidural space; Spinal processes; Laminae; Articulate joints; Intervertebral space; Dura and Ligamentum Flavum
Full size anatomical structures in easy to carry footprint.
External LandmarksIliac crest
Facilitates acquisition of essential skills of using ultrasoundAllows needle-target practice in plane and out of plane
Absolute must for anyone wanting to start utilizing point ofcare ultrasound
Internal LandmarksArtery; Vein; NerveExternal LandmarksNot applicable
Introducing NYSORA ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS™ Developed by opinion leaders and educators,
NYSORA ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS™ are the most anatomically accurate, tissue-like tools to learn
point-of-care ultrasound and certify skills acquisition before approaching patients.
THE MOST ADVANCEDULTRASOUNDTRAINING TOOLS
MS2
-QU
AM
S2-E
PI
TORSO (cont.) TORSO
MS2
-TR
N
MS2
-PV
TM
S2-T
AP
www.nysorasimulators.com
COVER 200 mm PAGE 5 199 mmPAGE 6 199 mm BACKCOVER 200 mm
BENEFITS:
BENEFITS:BENEFITS:
BENEFITS:
BENEFITS: BENEFITS:
VASCULAR ACCESS
ABOUT US
NYSORA ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS™ are manufactured in the EU and distributed by MedXPress.PRO.
MedXPress.PRO is founded and managed by leaders in ultrasonography and education to develop products that improve patient safety.
facilitate ultrasound skills knowledge acquisi-tion, increase the educational experience and knowledge retention, and standardize training.
DESIGN Each ULTRASOUND SIMULATOR™ utilizes TISSUE SIMULA-
TOR™ Technology and optimizes the development of specific knowledge and skills using landmark and ultrasound guided procedural techniques.
All models contain internal and external landmarks neces-sary to practice ultrasound visualization for point of care procedures.
FOOTPRINTThe system footprint is small to facilitate the utilization of
multiple units simultaneously, making it ideal for workshops and simulation labs.
Small footprint and standardized packing size allows easy storage and transport.
EXPERT INPUTEach ULTRASOUND SIMULATOR™ has been reviewed by
leaders in the field of Point-Of-Care ultrasound and has been approved to ensure that the relevant external and internal landmarks for taught procedures are included and accurate.
NYSORA ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS™
Subclavian Vein Cannulation SIMULATOR™
MS2
-VA
SC
Facilitates acquisition of essential skills of using ultrasoundAllows needle-target practice in plane and out of planeAbsolute must for anyone wanting to start utilizing point of care ultrasound
Teaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for abdominal muscles, fasciae, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksRectus abdominis; Transverse abdominis; Internal oblique; External oblique; Pectineus; Essential Sheaths
External LandmarksUmbilicus; Rectus abdominis; Abdominal wall
Allows learning imaging of the subclavian veinRealistically built to mimic challenging needle insertionTeaches skills in avoiding coracoid process for success-ful needle placement
Internal LandmarksCoracoid process, clavicle, subclavian/axillary vein
External LandmarksSubclavian space, shoulder girdle, clavicle
* Requires filling the vessels with fluid for best visualization and practice.
ML006 RevE
Mid-Axillary lineSpinous Processes
Umbilicus
Optional Camera to Visually ConfirmCorrect Needle Placement
L4/L5
UltrasoundTissue Simulator(TM)
Ribs
Delto-pectoral grooveCoracoid Process
Actual ULTRASOUND SIMULATOR image Actual ULTRASOUND SIMULATOR image
Actual ULTRASOUND SIMULATOR image
Actual ULTRASOUND SIMULATOR image
Actual ULTRASOUND SIMULATOR image
Actual ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS image Actual ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS image
LDM
QL2
QLM
QL3
APAP
SP
LAMINA
BONE
SQ TISSUESQ TISSUE
ARTERY
ARTERY
NEEDLE TIPINSIDE ARTERY
MUSCLE VEIN
NEEDLEPRACTICE NEEDLE
PRACTICE
LAMINA
QL1
TAM
IOM
SQ
ABDOMEN
SQ
SQ
ES
TP TP
PVS
PLEURA
ES
EOM
IOM
TAPFASCIA
TAM
PECTORALISMUSCLE
VESSELWALLS
RIBS
SUBCL. VEIN
EUROPE:Slachthuislaan 1, Bus 1023000 Leuven, Belgium+32 492 80 76 76
USA:2581 Broadway, Suite 183New York, NY 10025+ 212-721-9900
[email protected] http://medxpress.pro/
Transverse Abdominis Plane SIMULATOR™Epidural SIMULATOR™
Paravertebral (PVT) and Erectores Spinae Blocks SIMULATOR™TAP and Quadratus Lumborum Blocks SIMULATOR™
ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS™ are shipped with carry/storage base and case, cover protectors, conven-ient accessory storage tray, work surface tray, convenient laminated poster with instructions for use and
care for each model.
ESSENTIAL TRAINERULTRASOUND SIMULATOR™
Facilitates acquisition of essential skills of using ultrasoundAllows needle-target practice in plane and out of plane.Absolute must for anyone wanting to start utilizing point of care ultrasound
Internal LandmarksT3-T8; Ribs 3-8; Paravertebral space; Pleura; Spinous processes; Vertebrae T3 to T8
External Landmarks
Optional
Left and right inferior angle of scapula; Vertebra prominens; Spinous processes, Paravertebral muscles
Digital camera for visual confirmation of needle and catheter entry into the paravertebral space.
OptionalDigital camera for monitoring of needle and catheter entry into the epidural space.
Facilitates learning essential anatomy for TAP and QL blocks
Teaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for TAP and Quadratus Lumborum, and needle-eye coordination
Allows training on injection techniques for TAP and QL
Internal LandmarksTransverse abdominis muscles; Internal and external oblique muscles; Quadratus lumborum muscles; Latissimus dorsi muscles
External LandmarksUmbilicus; Rectus abdominous
Facilitates learning of anatomy, identification of interspaces and placement of the needle in the epidural space with loss of resistance technique or ultrasound.
Can be used to learn ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for spine and neuraxial procedures.
Internal LandmarksL1-L5; Sacrum; Epidural space; Spinal processes; Laminae; Articulate joints; Intervertebral space; Dura and Ligamentum Flavum
Full size anatomical structures in easy to carry footprint.
External LandmarksIliac crest
Facilitates acquisition of essential skills of using ultrasoundAllows needle-target practice in plane and out of plane
Absolute must for anyone wanting to start utilizing point ofcare ultrasound
Internal LandmarksArtery; Vein; NerveExternal LandmarksNot applicable
Introducing NYSORA ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS™ Developed by opinion leaders and educators,
NYSORA ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS™ are the most anatomically accurate, tissue-like tools to learn
point-of-care ultrasound and certify skills acquisition before approaching patients.
THE MOST ADVANCEDULTRASOUNDTRAINING TOOLS
MS2
-QU
AM
S2-E
PI
TORSO (cont.) TORSO
MS2
-TR
N
MS2
-PV
TM
S2-T
AP
www.nysorasimulators.com
COVER 200 mm PAGE 5 199 mmPAGE 6 199 mm BACKCOVER 200 mm
BENEFITS:
BENEFITS:BENEFITS:
BENEFITS:
BENEFITS: BENEFITS:
VASCULAR ACCESS
ABOUT US
NYSORA ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS™ are manufactured in the EU and distributed by MedXPress.PRO.
MedXPress.PRO is founded and managed by leaders in ultrasonography and education to develop products that improve patient safety.
facilitate ultrasound skills knowledge acquisi-tion, increase the educational experience and knowledge retention, and standardize training.
DESIGN Each ULTRASOUND SIMULATOR™ utilizes TISSUE SIMULA-
TOR™ Technology and optimizes the development of specific knowledge and skills using landmark and ultrasound guided procedural techniques.
All models contain internal and external landmarks neces-sary to practice ultrasound visualization for point of care procedures.
FOOTPRINTThe system footprint is small to facilitate the utilization of
multiple units simultaneously, making it ideal for workshops and simulation labs.
Small footprint and standardized packing size allows easy storage and transport.
EXPERT INPUTEach ULTRASOUND SIMULATOR™ has been reviewed by
leaders in the field of Point-Of-Care ultrasound and has been approved to ensure that the relevant external and internal landmarks for taught procedures are included and accurate.
NYSORA ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS™
Subclavian Vein Cannulation SIMULATOR™
MS2
-VA
SC
Facilitates acquisition of essential skills of using ultrasoundAllows needle-target practice in plane and out of planeAbsolute must for anyone wanting to start utilizing point of care ultrasound
Teaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for abdominal muscles, fasciae, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksRectus abdominis; Transverse abdominis; Internal oblique; External oblique; Pectineus; Essential Sheaths
External LandmarksUmbilicus; Rectus abdominis; Abdominal wall
Allows learning imaging of the subclavian veinRealistically built to mimic challenging needle insertionTeaches skills in avoiding coracoid process for success-ful needle placement
Internal LandmarksCoracoid process, clavicle, subclavian/axillary vein
External LandmarksSubclavian space, shoulder girdle, clavicle
* Requires filling the vessels with fluid for best visualization and practice.
ML006 RevE
Mid-Axillary lineSpinous Processes
Umbilicus
Optional Camera to Visually ConfirmCorrect Needle Placement
L4/L5
UltrasoundTissue Simulator(TM)
Ribs
Delto-pectoral grooveCoracoid Process
Actual ULTRASOUND SIMULATOR image Actual ULTRASOUND SIMULATOR image
Actual ULTRASOUND SIMULATOR image
Actual ULTRASOUND SIMULATOR image
Actual ULTRASOUND SIMULATOR image
Actual ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS image Actual ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS image
LDM
QL2
QLM
QL3
APAP
SP
LAMINA
BONE
SQ TISSUESQ TISSUE
ARTERY
ARTERY
NEEDLE TIPINSIDE ARTERY
MUSCLE VEIN
NEEDLEPRACTICE NEEDLE
PRACTICE
LAMINA
QL1
TAM
IOM
SQ
ABDOMEN
SQ
SQ
ES
TP TP
PVS
PLEURA
ES
EOM
IOM
TAPFASCIA
TAM
PECTORALISMUSCLE
VESSELWALLS
RIBS
SUBCL. VEIN
EUROPE:Slachthuislaan 1, Bus 1023000 Leuven, Belgium+32 492 80 76 76
USA:2581 Broadway, Suite 183New York, NY 10025+ 212-721-9900
[email protected] http://medxpress.pro/
Transverse Abdominis Plane SIMULATOR™Epidural SIMULATOR™
Paravertebral (PVT) and Erectores Spinae Blocks SIMULATOR™TAP and Quadratus Lumborum Blocks SIMULATOR™
ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS™ are shipped with carry/storage base and case, cover protectors, conven-ient accessory storage tray, work surface tray, convenient laminated poster with instructions for use and
care for each model.
ESSENTIAL TRAINERULTRASOUND SIMULATOR™
Facilitates acquisition of essential skills of using ultrasoundAllows needle-target practice in plane and out of plane.Absolute must for anyone wanting to start utilizing point of care ultrasound
Internal LandmarksT3-T8; Ribs 3-8; Paravertebral space; Pleura; Spinous processes; Vertebrae T3 to T8
External Landmarks
Optional
Left and right inferior angle of scapula; Vertebra prominens; Spinous processes, Paravertebral muscles
Digital camera for visual confirmation of needle and catheter entry into the paravertebral space.
OptionalDigital camera for monitoring of needle and catheter entry into the epidural space.
Facilitates learning essential anatomy for TAP and QL blocks
Teaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for TAP and Quadratus Lumborum, and needle-eye coordination
Allows training on injection techniques for TAP and QL
Internal LandmarksTransverse abdominis muscles; Internal and external oblique muscles; Quadratus lumborum muscles; Latissimus dorsi muscles
External LandmarksUmbilicus; Rectus abdominous
Facilitates learning of anatomy, identification of interspaces and placement of the needle in the epidural space with loss of resistance technique or ultrasound.
Can be used to learn ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for spine and neuraxial procedures.
Internal LandmarksL1-L5; Sacrum; Epidural space; Spinal processes; Laminae; Articulate joints; Intervertebral space; Dura and Ligamentum Flavum
Full size anatomical structures in easy to carry footprint.
External LandmarksIliac crest
Facilitates acquisition of essential skills of using ultrasoundAllows needle-target practice in plane and out of plane
Absolute must for anyone wanting to start utilizing point ofcare ultrasound
Internal LandmarksArtery; Vein; NerveExternal LandmarksNot applicable
Introducing NYSORA ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS™ Developed by opinion leaders and educators,
NYSORA ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS™ are the most anatomically accurate, tissue-like tools to learn
point-of-care ultrasound and certify skills acquisition before approaching patients.
THE MOST ADVANCEDULTRASOUNDTRAINING TOOLS
MS2
-QU
AM
S2-E
PI
TORSO (cont.) TORSO
MS2
-TR
N
MS2
-PV
TM
S2-T
AP
www.nysorasimulators.com
COVER 200 mm PAGE 5 199 mmPAGE 6 199 mm BACKCOVER 200 mm
BENEFITS:
BENEFITS:BENEFITS:
BENEFITS:
BENEFITS: BENEFITS:
VASCULAR ACCESS
ABOUT US
NYSORA ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS™ are manufactured in the EU and distributed by MedXPress.PRO.
MedXPress.PRO is founded and managed by leaders in ultrasonography and education to develop products that improve patient safety.
facilitate ultrasound skills knowledge acquisi-tion, increase the educational experience and knowledge retention, and standardize training.
DESIGN Each ULTRASOUND SIMULATOR™ utilizes TISSUE SIMULA-
TOR™ Technology and optimizes the development of specific knowledge and skills using landmark and ultrasound guided procedural techniques.
All models contain internal and external landmarks neces-sary to practice ultrasound visualization for point of care procedures.
FOOTPRINTThe system footprint is small to facilitate the utilization of
multiple units simultaneously, making it ideal for workshops and simulation labs.
Small footprint and standardized packing size allows easy storage and transport.
EXPERT INPUTEach ULTRASOUND SIMULATOR™ has been reviewed by
leaders in the field of Point-Of-Care ultrasound and has been approved to ensure that the relevant external and internal landmarks for taught procedures are included and accurate.
NYSORA ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS™
Subclavian Vein Cannulation SIMULATOR™
MS2
-VA
SC
Facilitates acquisition of essential skills of using ultrasoundAllows needle-target practice in plane and out of planeAbsolute must for anyone wanting to start utilizing point of care ultrasound
Teaches ultrasound anatomy pattern recognition for abdominal muscles, fasciae, and needle-eye coordination
Internal LandmarksRectus abdominis; Transverse abdominis; Internal oblique; External oblique; Pectineus; Essential Sheaths
External LandmarksUmbilicus; Rectus abdominis; Abdominal wall
Allows learning imaging of the subclavian veinRealistically built to mimic challenging needle insertionTeaches skills in avoiding coracoid process for success-ful needle placement
Internal LandmarksCoracoid process, clavicle, subclavian/axillary vein
External LandmarksSubclavian space, shoulder girdle, clavicle
* Requires filling the vessels with fluid for best visualization and practice.
ML006 RevE
Mid-Axillary lineSpinous Processes
Umbilicus
Optional Camera to Visually ConfirmCorrect Needle Placement
L4/L5
UltrasoundTissue Simulator(TM)
Ribs
Delto-pectoral grooveCoracoid Process
Actual ULTRASOUND SIMULATOR image Actual ULTRASOUND SIMULATOR image
Actual ULTRASOUND SIMULATOR image
Actual ULTRASOUND SIMULATOR image
Actual ULTRASOUND SIMULATOR image
Actual ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS image Actual ULTRASOUND SIMULATORS image
LDM
QL2
QLM
QL3
APAP
SP
LAMINA
BONE
SQ TISSUESQ TISSUE
ARTERY
ARTERY
NEEDLE TIPINSIDE ARTERY
MUSCLE VEIN
NEEDLEPRACTICE NEEDLE
PRACTICE
LAMINA
QL1
TAM
IOM
SQ
ABDOMEN
SQ
SQ
ES
TP TP
PVS
PLEURA
ES
EOM
IOM
TAPFASCIA
TAM
PECTORALISMUSCLE
VESSELWALLS
RIBS
SUBCL. VEIN