Laerdal Medical, the leading provider of simulation solutions for healthcare, and SonoSim, Inc., a leading global provider of ultrasound education and training, today announced the commercial release of the highly anticipated Laerdal-SonoSim Ultrasound Solution for SimMan3G and SimMom.
A complete spectrum of Trauma Care, Critical Care, Cardiac Resuscitation, Early-Stage Pregnancy, and Late-Stage Pregnancy Cases and Training Scenarios has been specifically created for use with the Laerdal-SonoSim Ultrasound Solution for SimMan3G and SimMom.
The Laerdal-SonoSim Ultrasound Solution for SimMan3G and SimMom brings ultrasound training to life with computerized manikins that can breathe, blink, and bleed just like humans, bridging classroom learning and real-life clinical experience without putting actual patients at risk.
The integration of the SonoSim® Ultrasound Training Solution into Laerdal Medical’s patient simulator platform provides an easy-to-use and highly realistic ultrasound training and proficiency assessment tool.
"Laerdal and SonoSim have partnered to provide a full spectrum of ultrasound training and assessment offerings. The commercial release of the Laerdal-SonoSim Ultrasound Solution is the result of more than a year of research, development, and cooperation between our companies," said Dr. Dan Katz, VP Business Development of SonoSim.
"The Laerdal-SonoSim Ultrasound Solution provides the most realistic and thorough manikin-based, ultrasound training and assessment platform available. The solution will be available to retrofit onto the installed base of thousands of simulators worldwide. We look forward to seeing the benefits of our combined efforts translate into saved lives and improved patient outcomes," said Clive Patrickson, CEO of Laerdal Medical.
Laerdal Medical, one of the world’s leading providers of healthcare solutions, is dedicated to helping save lives with products and services for Simulation, Airway Management, Immobilization, Basic Life Support, Advanced Life Support, Patient Care, Self-Directed Learning, and Medical Education.