Silicone Simulated Blood Vessel Soft 7 Mm x 15 Cm Yellow Silicone Vein Anastomosis Suture Training Material
Simulated (artificial) vessel is one of the microsurgery training support materials; it is for surgeons to improve their manual skills with home practice. It helps to increase practicality as medical first aid equipment in traumatic wounds.
Widespread cardiovascular diseases have increased the importance and use of artificial vessels. These vessels, which contain different sizes, thicknesses and properties due to production conditions, show a natural mechanical behavior. Various thickness sutures in the form of simulated/artificial vessels are microsurgery laboratory training products and are also included in medical first aid equipment in the laboratory. Used for basic skills such as high simulation, realistic cutting suturing etc.
 
About Silicone Vein Use
The silicone vein can stand on silicone artificial veins that simulate the real one, as hemostatic clips and clamps aproximators, medical first aid equipment to be used during anastomosis. As a common medical procedure for treatment, blocked or narrowed arteries should be replaced with new ones. The first choice is so-called autograft transplantation, in which a vessel from the patient's own body is transferred to the area of the heart where the disease is usually present. However, if the patient does not have a blood vessel of sufficient quality as a result of previous operations or old age, artificial grafts are used to replace the vessels. Our vascular surgery training practicality and training sets are produced for this purpose and are of a quality that gives the feeling of real surgery.
In addition to cardiovascular surgery, it is widely used in neurosurgery and general surgery. Simulated (artificial) veins/grafts are used in abdominal vascular occlusion and leish disease. Since it is also used in leg vein occlusion, our simulated grafts for medical residents training and surgical training practice are products that can be developed with our other study training sutures that add value to surgery.