Rectum Model for TME
Rectum Model for TME
This product offers lifelike experiences of mesorectal excision—a process impossible to master even with surgical training in which live animals are used—at most any location.
This model vividly replicates the anatomy of the rectum, along with the five layers of tissue covering the rectum. This feature enables surgeons to benefit from training sessions aimed at careful detachment of the targeted tissue layers without damage to other layers. Such skills are crucial in laparoscopic mesorectal excision procedures.
On the strength of this training, surgeons are able to enhance their techniques in masterful use of surgical instruments in both hands, the ability to strategically plan and execute surgical procedures, and even the caliber of teamwork.
This model vividly replicates the anatomy of the rectum, along with the five layers of tissue covering the rectum. This feature enables surgeons to benefit from training sessions aimed at careful detachment of the targeted tissue layers without damage to other layers. Such skills are crucial in laparoscopic mesorectal excision procedures.
On the strength of this training, surgeons are able to enhance their techniques in masterful use of surgical instruments in both hands, the ability to strategically plan and execute surgical procedures, and even the caliber of teamwork.
Specs
Anatomical parts comprising this product
Rectum, mesorectums, hypogastric nerve, fascia propria of the rectum (FPR), base
Anatomical parts comprising this product
Rectum, mesorectums, hypogastric nerve, fascia propria of the rectum (FPR), base
Examples of surgical steps to practice with this model
- Manipulation to expand field of vision within the pelvis (with use of FasoLab LAP)
- Selection and detachment of correct layers within a complex fascial structure
- Rectum transection
Examples of surgical steps to practice with this model
- Manipulation to expand field of vision within the pelvis (with use of FasoLab LAP)
- Selection and detachment of correct layers within a complex fascial structure
- Rectum transection
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