Obstetrics Gynecology Specimens

 

Gynecology Real Tissue Ex-vivo Models

 
 
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Porcine ex-vivo GYN explant

Uterus, salpinx, ovaries, colon, rectum, mesentery, urinary bladder and urethra

  • Laparoscopic tubal ligation

  • Laparoscopic hysterectomy

  • Laparoscopic salpingectomy and ovarian cystectomy

Vagina & uterus cartridge

Porcine vagina and uterus (modified to resemble human anatomy). Artificial polyps and tumors can be created in the uterus

  • Diagnostic and therapeutic hysteroscopy

  • Myometrial ablation

  • Polypectomy

Cervical tumor

Porcine vagina and uterus (modified to resemble human anatomy)

  • LEEP

Uterine bleeding

Porcine vagina and uterus (modified to resemble human anatomy)

Two bleeding vessels are sutured into the myometrium

  • Hemostasis

Hysteroscopy Simulation Model

We recently developed a novel hysteroscopy model for the training of diagnostic and therapeutic hysteroscopic procedures. This model uses porcine uterine tissue with altered anatomy to resemble a human uterus. Artificial tumors can be created in the myometrium to simulate hysteroscopic ablation techniques. Bleeding can be simulated with the creation of artificial vessels in the uterine wall. These vessels are connected to a roller pump which delivers artificial blood. Hemostasis techniques can be simulated in a hazard-free environment without the risk of patient harm.

 
Ex-vivo ModelsSean August HorvathSpecimens, Obstetrics Gynecology