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US 2021/0201700 A1Published application
Surgical training models, systems, and methods
AssigneeBoston Scientific Scimed, Inc.
InventorYasuhisa ABE
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Abstract
According to one aspect of the present disclosure, a medical training apparatus may include a stomach model, a duodenum model, and a first coupler. The first coupler may be releasably coupling the stomach model to the duodenum model in a first orientation of the duodenum model relative to the stomach model and in a second orientation of the duodenum model relative to the stomach model.
Claims21
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A medical training apparatus comprising:
- a stomach model;
- a duodenum model;
- and
- a first coupler releasably coupling the stomach model to the duodenum model in a first orientation of the duodenum model relative to the stomach model and in a second orientation of the duodenum model relative to the stomach model.
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A medical training apparatus comprising:
- an esophagus model;
- a stomach model;
- a duodenum model;
- a first coupler releasably coupling the stomach model to the duodenum model, a second coupler releasably coupling the esophagus model to the stomach model;
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- an organ model support including an accommodation pit for containing the esophagus model, the stomach model, and the duodenum model, wherein the accommodation pit is defined by a wall that is curved to conform with the outer surfaces of the esophagus model, the stomach model, and the duodenum model.
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A duodenum model comprising:
- a bile duct;
- a pancreatic duct;
- a tubular main body to which the bile duct and the pancreatic duct are connected, wherein the main body includes a first end with an inlet that allows for entrance of an endoscope and a second end at an opposite side of the first end;
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- a duodenal papilla projecting into the main body and tilted toward the second end in the main body,
- wherein the main body, the bile duct, the pancreatic duct, and the duodenal papilla are formed integrally with one another.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.