Labs & Rooms

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Minimal Invasive Surgical (MIS) Training Lab 1

Minimal Invasive Training Lab 1 is specifically design for minimal invasive surgical training. Minimally invasive surgery uses tiny cuts in the skin — or no cuts at all — rather than the large cuts often needed in traditional surgery. There are many kinds of minimally invasive surgery. Each Involves the surgeon using an Endoscope.

This is a thin tube with a light and tiny video camera on the end. The endoscope lets the surgeon see inside the body and use very small surgical tools in the area.

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Minimal Invasive Surgical (MIS) Training Lab 2

Minimal Invasive Training Lab 2 is specifically design for minimal invasive surgical training. In some minimally invasive procedures, special surgical tools or instruments are inserted through other small incisions. The surgeon uses these to explore, remove,

or repair a problem inside the body. There are many different types of endoscopes. Some have tiny surgery tools on the end. Some are flexible, while others are stiff.

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Endovascular Simulation Lab

Endovascular Simulation Lab offers a clinically relevant practice model for physicians. Visible anatomy provides feedback while navigating anatomical structures and abnormalities that may be encountered during actual procedures. Physicians sharpen their skills and increase their confidence in a safe and realistically simulated environment.

Learning a delivery system while experiencing physiological pulsatile flow and pressures encountered when maneuvering stents, catheters, wires, balloons, heart valves and other endovascular devices instills invaluable feedback.

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High Fidelity Simulation Room

High-fidelity patient simulation (HPS) refers to the use of computerized manikins that simulate reallife scenarios. Long used in medical schools and the military, HPS is quickly becoming essential for many medical schools. It promotes skills acquisition, aids development of clinical judgment, and teaches students about complex clinical situations with lifelike examples. HPS provides an invaluable safety net for learning, allowing students to acquire and develop critical-thinking and decision-making skills without exposing patients to unnecessary risk.

The simulation learning method provides a deeper understanding of the subject matter, engages students in different roles, and adds new aspects of critical thinking. Today’s practicing clinician are challenged by a rapidly changing healthcare arena that demands highly skilled and adaptive responses. HPS can help the novice clinician become an expert while fostering a commitment to lifelong learning. SSTC High fidelity simulation room are equipped with 3 differet types of manikins to cater different scenarios.

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Command Control Centre

A command and control center, also known as a situation room, centralizes the monitoring, control, and command of an organization's overall operations of the simulation center and Operation theaters. Any events and training will be recorded via command control center and be stored at the center’s server as part

of the database. The command control center , manage communication between all of the rooms including the digital OT with debriefing room and meeting room.

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Wet Lab

Apart from theoretical courses and training in realistic simulators, the center decisively contributes to the practical training, providing trainers with the opportunity to practice all the required surgical techniques on real cadaver or animal parts. In a specially set-up room with all the equipment and instruments found in real surgeries, the trainee surgeons can familiarize with the latest surgical techniques and acquire practical experience in the behavior of "live” tissues during the

procedure, without the anxiety of injuring a real patient. Under the supervision and guidance of experienced and distinguished trainers, the experimental surgeries allow trainee surgeons to acquire experience in real surgical conditions, to develop new skills and correct their weaknesses through repetition, without time pressure.

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Digital Operating Theatre 7

Digital Operating theatres are equipped with a range of different recording devices, including laparoscopic kit, light handle cameras and wide angle cameras and microphones. Cameras in the operating theatre

are sometimes used for, e.g., tele-surgery, live demonstrations for educational conferences, and occasionally for research purposes.

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Digital Operating Theatre 10

are sometimes used for, e.g., tele-surgery, live demonstrations for educational conferences, and occasionally for research purposes.

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