The 'HysteroTrainer'--an in vitro simulator for hysteroscopy and falloposcopy. Experimental and clinical background and technical realisation including the development of organ modules for electrothermal treatment.
B. Aydeniz, A. Meyer, J. Posten, M. König, D. Wallwiener, R. Kurek
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Abstract
Hysteroscopy and falloposcopy are routine procedures in gynecological endoscopy. Injuries to the cervix or uterine perforations due to blind manipulation or wrong use of instruments are the most common complications associated with these procedures. In vitro simulators have been shown to be valuable tools in the laparoscopic training of physicians. Therefore we developed a simulator for hysteroscopy offering realistic anatomical and physiological training conditions. Additionally, we examined different polymer substances as basic materials for organ modules that allow the realistic application of electric instruments, e.g. resector blades and rollerball.