Versatile, Reusable, and Inexpensive Ultrasound Phantom Procedural Trainers
We have constructed simple and inexpensive models for ultrasound‐guided procedural training using synthetic ballistic gelatin. These models are durable, leak resistant, and able to be shaped to fit a variety of simulation scenarios to teach procedures. They provide realistic tactile and sonographic...
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| description | We have constructed simple and inexpensive models for ultrasound‐guided procedural training using synthetic ballistic gelatin. These models are durable, leak resistant, and able to be shaped to fit a variety of simulation scenarios to teach procedures. They provide realistic tactile and sonographic training for our learners in a safe, idealized setting. |
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