Veridien is building a modular abdominal simulator: swap in the organs and pathology each procedure calls for, cast in PVA hydrogel tuned to handle like real tissue.

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One simulator, built from modules.

We're building a reusable base and laparoscopic cover, with organ modules that dock in underneath.

Swap in the organs each procedure needs.

Liver and gallbladder, upper GI, bowel, pelvis: each module lifts out and drops back in.

Change the pathology, not the simulator.

Trade a healthy uterus for one with fibroids, and the same base becomes a myomectomy trainer.

Or build a module from your patient's own scans.

Segmented from the patient's MRI or CT and cast in PVA hydrogel, so you rehearse on their anatomy.

One simulator.
Every procedure.

Most trainers are built for one task and one anatomy, then used for everyone. We're designing a single base that takes different organ modules, pathology variants, and, when a case calls for it, a module made from the patient's own MRI or CT, so one simulator can follow training from procedure to procedure.

From the case to the rehearsal, on one base.

  1. Choose

    Pick the organ modules a procedure involves: hepatobiliary, upper GI, bowel, or pelvic.

  2. Customize

    Swap in a pathology variant, or a module segmented from the patient's own scans, all in PVA (polyvinyl alcohol) hydrogel tuned to handle like real tissue.

  3. Rehearse

    Dock the modules into the base under the laparoscopic cover, then cut, suture, and navigate before ever touching the patient.

In active development.

Reach out at contact@veridienlabs.org to stay updated.

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