ERCP Surgery Training Model

The Endoscopic Submucosal Dissection (ESD) Training Model is a medical simulation tool featuring 1:1 human upper gastrointestinal anatomical structure via 3D printing, using modified ex vivo porcine stomach/esophagus as training materials. It supports high-difficulty procedures like ESD, STER, and POEM, with replaceable components for realistic and repeated skill practice.

Brand: FESTAK

Product Type: Endoscopic Intervention Training Model

Warranty: 12 Month

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  1. Anatomical Accuracy & Core Design
    Built with 3D printing technology, the model replicates a 1:1 human upper gastrointestinal cavity (oral cavity, pharynx, esophagus, stomach). The esophagus-stomach transition uses soft material to enhance endoscope operability, ensuring alignment with real clinical anatomy.

  2. Components & Replaceable Parts
    Key components include oral cavity, pharynx, esophagus, stomach body, base, and electrode connecting wires. Replaceable parts cover silicone esophagus, modified ex vivo porcine esophagus/stomach pieces, enabling sustained training after wear.

  3. Supported Procedures & Training Value
    It facilitates training for high-difficulty endoscopic procedures: Endoscopic Submucosal Dissection (ESD), Submucosal Tunneling Endoscopic Resection (STER), and Peroral Endoscopic Myotomy (POEM). It also allows safe practice of perforation scenarios to understand treatment risks.

Advantage

Reusable, reducing costs

1:1 Reproduction of Human Body Data

Excellent Layering

Easy to operate

Easy to carry

Different modules for choice

Parameter

Model Customization Process

Client confirms quotation, signs contract, and fulfills payment terms

Develop detailed design proposals and finalize approved specifications

Secure confirmed designs and data, convert into detailed manufacturing documents, and transfer to workshop for production

Complete production and inspection, package and dispatch

Customer inspects and provides feedback on the model within 3 days of receipt

Provide training on model usage and maintenance, fulfill warranty terms as specified in the contract

Support OEM/ODM customization

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This 3D-printed ESD model uses modified ex vivo porcine stomach pieces, offering a realistic feel of human stomach walls for endoscopic submucosal dissection training.

3D Printed ESD Training Model with Ex Vivo Porcine Stomach

Featuring replaceable silicone esophagus and porcine tissue parts, this model supports repeated practice of ESD, STER, and POEM procedures for digestive endoscopy skills.

With a 1:1 anatomical upper gastrointestinal structure, this model is tailored for training high-difficulty endoscopic procedures like ESD and POEM, enhancing clinical operability.

Replaceable Component ESD/STER Endoscopic Training Model

1:1 Upper Gastrointestinal ESD Training Model for High-Difficulty Procedures

Frequently Asked Questions about ERCP Surgery Training Model

What’s the Upper Digestive Tract Endoscopy Training Model composed of?

Training high-difficulty endoscopic procedures like ESD, STER, and POEM.

What materials are used for training?
Modified ex vivo porcine stomach and esophagus pieces.
Does it have replaceable parts?

Yes, including silicone esophagus and porcine tissue components.

What anatomical structure does it replicate?

1:1 human upper gastrointestinal cavity (oral cavity, pharynx, esophagus, stomach).

Can it simulate perforation scenarios?

Yes, it allows safe practice of perforation to recognize treatment risks.

Is the esophagus-stomach transition easy for endoscopy?

Yes, the soft material at the transition enhances endoscope operability.