Why 3D Simulation Models
Everything surgeons ask us about the models — why they work, what they're made of, and every procedure that can be performed on them.
Anatomy of the temporal bone and paranasal sinuses mandates attaining proper skills before venturing for surgical procedures.
Though cadaveric dissection is ideal, 3D simulation models offer a practical alternative when cadaveric bones are unavailable or limited.
Artificial temporal bones replicate internal and external anatomy, enabling mastoid, facial nerve and cochlear implant practice.
3D sinus models offer 90%+ anatomical accuracy, replicating ethmoid cells, turbinates, sphenoid, uncinate process and bulla.
3D Simulation Bone Model Features
No need for chemical preservations
Bone-similar and soft tissue like material
14/12/4 surgeries can be practiced on temporal, sinus and larynx models respectively
Made with eco-friendly material
Models of disease pathology available