diSplay - Surgical Planning Education

Oesogastric

 

surgery

 

module

diSplay - oesogastric surgery
  • Take care of a virtual patient suffering from a gastrointestinal stromal tumor

  • Determine the best surgical strategy for the resection of the lesion

  • Use your patient data to create a curriculum suited to your educational needs

The digestive surgery module has been developed with health professionals based on a patient-specific anatomy reacting to surgical interactions on the diSplay system thanks to biomechanical simulation.

 

Scalable and interactive, this module will be an educational tool of choice for your courses in visceral surgery.

diSplay - Modélisation chirurgie digestive
Example of a patient-case

Become the actor of the care of

our patient-specific cases

Choose among the proposed patient-cases and analyse Brice Stom case thanks to the 3D model of his anatomy built from scanner images and reacting to surgical procedures thanks to biomechanical simulation.

Test, measure and visualise the consequences of different surgical strategies on this virtual patient without any risks and learn how to choose the best approach.

Brice Stom

Age: 58 years old

Situation: Married, 2 children

Profession: Turner-miller

Medical history:

Cervical disc herniation C6-C7

Rotator cuff syndrome

Allergic rhinitises

Stromal tumor resection
diSplay - Surgical planning simulation
diSplay - Surgical planning simulation
diSplay - Surgical planning simulation
diSplay - Surgical planning simulation

Test several surgical strategies to get the best result

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    Scanner images visualisation

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    Choice of surgical approach

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    Resection of the gastric lesion

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    Suture of the resection area

  • Analyse the pathology thanks to the measuring and visualisation tools

  • Determine the best laparotomy approach for a stomach surgery

  • Perform the right incision to excise the stromal tumor

  • Suture the stomach with optimal mechanical tensions applied to the organ

The curricula

Learn how to master digestive surgeries planning step by step thanks to the curricula!

Ideal to animate tutorials, a curriculum enables the students to take care of a clinical case and to plan the whole surgery step by step to understand all the stakes.

 

Create your tailor-made structured exercise to teach your students precise pedagogical notions.

diSplay - surgical planning education
Example of an available curriculum, eSurg&Sim
The Surgical Approach - Module eSURG&SIM

STEP 1 – THE SURGICAL APPROACH

Define the pathway for the resection of a gastric tumor, by incising the patient on the skin along a line that you have drawn beforehand.
Virtual Surgery: 1st Trial - Module eSURG&SIM

STEP 2 – VIRTUAL SURGERY: 1ST TRIAL

Perform a virtual surgery for the first time, cutting and then suturing a patient’s stomach to treat the gastric tumor envisaged.
Ranking Exercise - Module eSURG&SIM

STEP 3 – RANKING EXERCISE 

Visualize and compare different surgical results proposed. Then, try to rank them from the top down (from the best, to the worst).
Virtual Surgery: 2nd Trial - Module eSURG&SIM

STEP 4 – VIRTUAL SURGERY: 2ND TRIAL

Perform once again a virtual surgery on the virtual patient, trying to improve your first trial seen in STEP 2.
Our partners

Academic partners

The curriculum eSurg&Sim is the result of a successful collaboration between three actors of simulation for health in Strasbourg. It has been validated as an efficient educational tool during tutorial sessions with medical students of Strasbourg Université.

Medical expertise

Dr Isabelle Talon, visceral pediatric surgeon and lecturer for the University of Strasbourg, works with InSimo for the development of the oesogastric surgery module and validate medical and educational aspects.
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