Simulation system for training in endoscopic procedures
AssigneeKarl Storz GmbH & Co. KG
InventorsBjoern Speiser, Bernhard Gloeggler, Thomas Hinding
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AssigneeKarl Storz GmbH & Co. KG
InventorsBjoern Speiser, Bernhard Gloeggler, Thomas Hinding
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A simulation system for training in endoscopic procedures includes an endoscope apparatus, which includes an operating part with at least one valve, a control device to generate a virtual image of an endoscopic operating scene depending on an actuation of the valve and a display device to display the virtual image, the endoscope apparatus includes for example a siphoning line, an insufflation line and/or a flushing line upon which the valve acts. The simulation system includes pressure-generating means to impact the siphoning line, the insufflation line and/or the flushing line with reduced or excess pressure, sensor means to measure pressure and/or flow in the siphoning line, the insufflation line and/or the flushing line and transmission means to transmit the measured values provided by the sensor means to the control device to be used in generating the virtual image.
A simulation system for training in endoscopic procedures, including an endoscope apparatus that comprises an operating part with at least one valve, a control device to generate a virtual image of an endoscopic operating scene depending on an actuation of the at least one valve and a display device to display the virtual image, wherein the endoscope apparatus comprises at least one line upon which the at least one valve acts, and the simulation system in addition includes a pressure-generating device to impact the at least one line with reduced or excess pressure, a sensor to measure pressure and/or flow in the at least one line and transmission means to transmit the measured values provided by the sensor means to the control device to be used in generating the virtual image.
A method for training in endoscopic procedures, including the following steps:
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