Meet InSimo at the SFR congress, at the Lilly France booth, with whom we have been working for six years to provide training in lumbar puncture and joint injections on InSimo simulators in university hospitals throughout France.
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We are delighted to be participating in the Pari(s) Santé Femmes conference alongside the Association of Obstetricians and Gynecologists in Training (AGOF), with whom we have worked closely to create new educational courses on the diSplay U/S online ultrasound simulator, dedicated to women’s health.
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InSimo is participating in the 23rd edition of ABASS (Association Bourguignonne des Acteurs de la Simulation en Santé) on the theme “Which tools for which simulation?” Try out our Sim&Care | Knee, Spine, and diSplay U/S simulators, which will be featured at this event.
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InSimo at the ASPiH 2025 conference in the United Kingdom, a major event dedicated to simulation in Europe, which brings together professionals and simulationists, commercial colleagues and students.
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InSimo is participating in the 3rd edition of Demo Day by PariSanté Campus: a unique opportunity for visitors – experts, entrepreneurs, researchers, investors, and students – to discover the projects that are shaping the medicine, research, and technologies of tomorrow.
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Discover the two new diSplay U/S curricula for training in gynecology and obstetrics ultrasound.
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Pleural Tap, the only minimally invasive method of removing pleural fluid, is an essential procedure that practitioners must master.
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InSimo will participate in the Science Festival alongside PariSanté Campus, and will have a stand at the PSL University Science Village. This popular event, organised by the Ministry of Higher Education and Research, celebrates science, technology and innovation through thousands of events.
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InSimo joins the National Conference on Digital and Robotic Surgery and will present ROBOTiS, a robotic surgery simulator.
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In general practice, clinical ultrasound performed directly by the physician during consultation is increasingly becoming a natural extension of the physical examination.
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