Systematic training wherever you are?
Counter-intuitive fulcrum instrument control, a limited 2-dimensional view and reduced dexterity are all well known reasons why non-invasive procedures require additional training and practice.
The construction of the Advance laparoscopic trainer makes it the ideal solution in situations where systematic training is necessary, regardless of place and time. Train like a professional!
Tension Module (9 tasks)
This module allows exercises that focus on teaching how to manipulate elastic components inside the operating area.
All of these exercises were designed with an emphasis on elasticity, to give the trainee the ability to understand various types of tension that can be encountered with laparoscopic instruments.
Module Dexterity (5 tasks)
The Module was designed to teach basic skills such as handling and manipulating with instruments.
They are essential for starting advanced skills training or performing specific procedures. The Dexterity Module allows performing many different exercises, including moving balls and cones.
Suturing Module (23 tasks)
The Suturing training module allows training suturing at many different levels of difficulty
Dissection Module (9 tasks)
Based mostly on consumable silicone elements, these exercises focus the trainee on other challenging aspects such as manipulation of delicate tissue.
These include blunt and sharp dissection as well as the use of a clip applicator and scissors.
Cutting Circles Training Module + Universal Holder
Additionally, the universal holder has been designed for training with custom, non-standard teaching materials.
The Advance laparoscopic trainer is intended to be used by students and surgeons alike. Designed with durability in mind, the device features a large heavy-duty case attached to a solid base which means the trainer will last a long time and intense use.
A sleek and professional training box, the Laparo Advance is solid, light and portable. Take it with you wherever you want and train anytime you like. Set up new challenges for yourself and put in the work towards becoming a better surgeon.
