The Male Catheterization Trainer allows trainees to learn urinary catheterization techniques specific to the male anatomy. The trainer meets the guidelines for preventing CAUTI through teaching aseptic insertion techniques.
Augmented Reality is now part of the Catheterization range
The Augmented Reality Mats combine real world MRI and CT scan data, with the skills of talented medical artists and digital creators, to bring the internal anatomy of our trainers to life.
Within the L&T AR app’s digital environment, you can move around your task trainer and view various overlays, including: the musculature, organs and vessels, and skeletal structure. The interface allows you to move seamlessly between the layers, as well as view their cross sections.
The Male Catheterization Trainer allows trainees to learn urinary catheterization techniques specific to the male anatomy. The trainer meets the guidelines for preventing CAUTI through teaching aseptic insertion techniques.
Augmented Reality is now part of the Catheterization range
The Augmented Reality Mats combine real world MRI and CT scan data, with the skills of talented medical artists and digital creators, to bring the internal anatomy of our trainers to life.
Within the L&T AR app’s digital environment, you can move around your task trainer and view various overlays, including: the musculature, organs and vessels, and skeletal structure. The interface allows you to move seamlessly between the layers, as well as view their cross sections.
Students are also able to view digital procedures in the AR environment to see how the procedure is done, and its impact on the patient’s anatomy.
Latest updates to the male catheterization simulator have improved realism of the anatomy and feel during procedures. This includes:
- Increased mobility of the penis, giving more realism when inserting the catheter
- A retractable and removable foreskin, to learn how to manage the foreskin during catheterization
- An updated urethra allowing for more realistic difficulty levels when threading the catheter
