Skull Base Surgery Simulator TSA TOA
Surgical Training through Realistic Anatomy Simulation Skull Base Surgery Simulator is a model developed for the training purpose of pituitary tumor removal surgery
In collaboration with an anatomical Ph.D., we’ve meticulously crafted a model that closely resembles real-life precision. This highly effective model serves as a convenient and ethical alternative to cadavers for medical education, and it can be easily disposed of after use.
- TSA (Transsphenoidal Approach): The transsphenoidal approach involves accessing the surgical site through the nasal passages and the sphenoid bone.
- TOA (Transorbital Approach): The transorbital approach involves accessing the skull base through the orbit.
- Surgical Training
- Neurosurgery
- Skull base tumor removal surgery (TSA, TOA, AP / PTA)
- Endoscopic navigation
- Bone drilling
- Dissection
- Skull base tumor
- Pituitary gland tumor
- Skin
- Skull
- Eyeballs
- Orbital septum
- Nasal septum
- Bilateral turbinate
- Ethmoid sinus
- Sphenoid sinus
- Brain
- Cerebrum
- PONS
- ICA
- Basilar
- Cerebral vein
- CN 1~12
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Includes:
- Skull Base Surgery Model
- Lift Acrylic tray set
- Case
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Download:Hands-on training for Transnasal/Transsphenoidal Approach in Skullbase Surgery
- (00:10~00:26) Removal of superior turbinate and septual bone to gain access to sphenoid sinus
- (00:28~02:18) Drilling of the shenoid bone in preparation for pituatary gland approach
- (02:19~end) Check pituatary gland
- Target users: students, interns, and residents
Hands-on Training for Trans-Orbital Approach (TOA)
- (00:01~00:27) Make an incision on skin
- (00:27~01:37) Lift periorbital to prepare for sphenoidal bone approach
- (07:14~end) Find cranial nerve 5
- Target users: students, interns, and residents
Hands-on training for Transnasal/Transsphenoidal Approach in Skullbase Surgery
- (00:01~00:26) Drilling of the sphenoid bone to gain access to pituitary gland, ponds, and basilar artery
- (00:26~00:51) Check the transsphenoidal route visible near temporalis bone
Hands-on training for Transnasal/Transsphenoidal Approach in Skullbase Surgery
- (00:01~00:26) Drilling of the sphenoid bone to gain access to pituitary gland, ponds, and basilar artery
- (00:26~00:51) Check the transsphenoidal route visible near temporalis bone
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