Simbionix Introduces The Next Generation In Bronchoscopy Training

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MEDIA RELEASE PR36799


Simbionix Introduces the Next Generation in Bronchoscopy Training


CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct. 28 /PRNewswire-AsiaNet/ --


    Simbionix, the world's leading developer of medical simulation systems, introduces it's new advanced simulator,

the GI-BRONCH Mentor, a comprehensive solution for virtual reality training of GI Endoscopy and Flexible

Bronchoscopy.


    The new GI-BRONCH Mentor combines the virtual with the physical to create the ultimate training solution for

flexible bronchoscopy.This simulator provides an optimal learning environment for motor, cognitive and

coordinative skills acquisition. Complete clinical procedures of diagnostic, therapeutic and emergency nature are

simulated in a highly reactive manner, exhibiting real life patient environment and behavior, where altering patient

condition corresponds realistically to user actions. 


    The GI-BRONCH Mentor provides an extremely flexible setup to accommodate posterior or lateral working

positions, oral or nasal scope introduction, American or European naming convention and team or individual

training.


    The BRONCH educational environment features advanced educational aids in order to optimize the learning

curve, including:

        

    - Anatomical compass and 3D bronchial map to enhance 3D perception

    - Anatomy labels and atlas to promote anatomical knowledge

    - Designated skill tasks to drive adoption of correct scope

      manipulation and safe and efficient tools utilization.


    Gary Zamler, Simbionix CEO comments: "We are very excited to introduce our new GI-BRONCH Mentor

simulator, which is yet another example of Simbionix's efforts and commitment to develop advanced tools to help

educate and train doctors in various medical procedures. As with all of our products, the BRONCH training system

is being developed in close collaboration with medical experts from around the world with the support of our

partners and customers." Inbal Mazor, Simbionix VP of Global Marketing adds: " Simbionix responded to the global

market demand for a more advanced Bronchoscopy simulator and developed this next generation simulator that

offers extremely flexible working setups for diagnostic and therapeutic procedures, in an all-inclusive, advanced

patient environment.


    Simbionix will present the new GI BRONCH Mentor at the upcoming CHEST 2009 exhibit on November 2-4,

2009, at the San Diego Convention Center in California, Booth #1322


    About Simbionix USA Corporation


    Simbionix is the leader in the development and delivery of innovative and effective virtual reality simulation

products and solutions for clinical education and training of medical professionals. The products are designed to

accelerate best-practice medical training, advance clinical performance, and improve patient safety.


    The Simbionix product line includes the ANGIO Mentor(TM) line for endovascular procedures, LAP Mentor(TM)

line for laparoscopic surgical procedures, GI Mentor(TM) for upper and lower gastrointestinal procedures and

the URO Mentor(TM) for urological procedures. In addition, Simbionix distributes the HystSim(TM) for

hysteroscopic procedures. Each simulation platform is a leading simulator in the relevant clinical area.


    Simbionix simulation products have been validated in several scientific studies and the company cooperates

closely with both industry and leading medical institutions to develop the most advanced simulators for the

training and assessment of medical professionals.

    

    Contact:

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    Rebecca Zitter

    Exhibition Manager

    Simbionix

    Tel : +1-216-229-2040

    galia@simbionix.com




    SOURCE: Simbionix


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