For learners who study regional anesthesia
Visualize the coverage of each block.
Explore regional anesthesia with maps of dermatomes, nerves, and surgical coverage. Observe how the block and the physiological response of a virtual patient change.
From theory to simulation
Connect anatomy, technique, and response.
See the coverage
Use the map layers to connect dermatomes, nerves, and the surgical region.
Explore different techniques
Study spinal, epidural, and peripheral blocks in the same simulation environment.
Follow the changes
Observe how coverage and patient signals change during the case.
Scientific foundation
Physiology and pharmacology behind each response
Explore an interactive virtual patient with simulated pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics. Use the models to study patient responses and discuss case decisions.
Before you start
Does the simulator include neuraxial and peripheral techniques?
Yes. You can explore spinal, epidural, and peripheral blocks with the maps and controls available in the simulator.
Will I practice the manual skill of needle insertion?
The practice uses controls and maps on screen. It addresses choices, coverage, and simulated responses without reproducing manual needle insertion.
Bring the map into the case.
Start with your profile and study goal. Then explore regional anesthesia features in the platform.
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