Product overview · 50129
Gall Bladder with Short Cystic Duct
Overview
This realistic model allows trainees to practice the skills and techniques required for surgical interventions on a gall bladder with a short cystic duct.
The internal anatomy of this gall bladder model allows for practice identifying the ductal anatomy, which is harder to distinguish during laparoscopic cholecystectomy. With the reduced space, it can be difficult to safely clip, divide, or dissect the cystic duct, and can lead to bile duct injury and other complications.
Gall Bladder pads are supplied individually. Easily attach the model to a retaining jig, or other laparoscopic equipment to practice the incision, dissection and removal of pathologies and the gall bladder.
Features
Skills
Skills Gained
- Incision and dissection of the visceral peritoneal layer
- Division and mobilization of vessels
- Ligation of cystic artery and cystic duct
- Removal of gall bladder
- Visualization and recognition of anatomical landmarks and organ variations
- All 7 skills defined for the Surgical Dissection Pad, within this procedure
- Cholangiogram catheter insertion and stone retrieval
Works with
Curriculum
Curriculum references and learning areas listed for this product. Edition dates are retained from the supplier’s references.
Specifications
Dimensions and weights are reproduced in the form provided by the supplier. Entries labelled “Box” refer to packaging.
Options
- Model: Normal
- Model: Bifurcated Cystic Artery
- Model: Short Cystic Duct — shown in this article
- Model: Wide Bile Duct with Stones
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