MedVision AngioVision brochure
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Surgical Simulator Real-feel surgical simulation

AngioVision AngioVision is a surgical simulator for the acquisition and retainment of endovascular skills. It is suitable for radiology, cardiology and neuroradiology training programmes and presents users with real endovascular instruments and an extensive module library. With its highly realistic and detailed anatomy, simulated physics, haptic feedback for tissue resistance, and radiocontrast agent spreading; users can master and perfect their endovascular skills in preparation for real surgical procedures.

Surgical Simulator

AngioVision Standard Device Simulation • More than 30 virtual endovascular instruments • Imitation of a real C-arm control panel • Real-time tracking for movement and rotation Virtual OR • Suitable for radiology, cardiology and neuroradiology training • DSA (Digital Subtraction Angiography) • X-ray imaging in positive and negative with our 3D mode • A set of virtual hints and guides and step-bystep instructions Educational Features • One-piece ergonomic stand • Two mounted Full HD monitors for X-ray and CINE • Real-time catheter tracing unit • Intuitive and simple touch screen controls •...

Surgical Simulator Library of Modules Basic Course Catheter Training Guidewire Training Embolization Coils Training Angiographic Projections Intracranial Interventions Intracranial Aneurysm Embolization Cerebral Stenting Coronary Projections Aortic Aneurysm Repair Ischemic Stroke Uterine Fibroid Embolization Endovascular Aneurysm Repair Thoracic Endovascular Aneurysm Repair Advanced Coronary Stenting Balloon angioplasty and stenting Carotid Stenting Renal Stenting Coronary Stenting Iliac Stenting Below-theknee Stenting

Realistic X-Ray • During the fluoroscopy, the X-ray image reflects the corresponding changes in the current projection of the C-arm and the patient position • Heartbeat and breathing affect the displayed image • Realistic contrast spreading depending on the catheter position • The intensity of the fluoroscopic image corresponds to the volume of the introduced contrast agent, speed of injection and time interval from the moment of injection Access Points • Three access points (right radial, right femoral, left femoral) • Simultaneous work with multiple access points • Change the access point...