Rehearse on the patient's own anatomy.

Veridien is building a modular abdominal simulator: organ and pathology modules you swap per procedure, including modules made from a patient's own MRI or CT, in PVA hydrogel tuned to behave like real tissue. We're looking for surgeons to help shape it.

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The idea

Every rehearsal should match the patient on the table.

Most simulators use one generic anatomy for everyone. We fabricate phantoms from a patient's own imaging, in a hydrogel we tune to match how real tissue cuts, holds a suture, and handles, so a surgeon can work through the case before operating.

Gloved hands removing a fibroid from a red PVA hydrogel uterine phantom with an electrosurgical pen
Fibroid removal on a PVA hydrogel phantom

Current work

Where we are today.

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Where surgeons come in

We build better phantoms with surgeons in the room.

  • Realism feedback

    Tell us where a phantom falls short of real tissue: how it cuts, holds a suture, and handles.

  • Procedures to rehearse

    Which procedures and pathologies should a module cover first, and which cases would you want built from the patient's own scans?

  • Collaboration

    Clinical validation partnerships, shared use cases, or a problem in your department we could build toward.

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