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A glimpse into the future of endovascular simulation #Mentice @EuroPCR, P12 - level 1.

Check out the simulation setup at the Medtronic booth at EuroPCR - an advanced training program with an integrated vascular simulator, inside a full patient simulator in a real cath lab system. Powered by a Mentice VIST-C.

Topics

  • Health, Health Care, Pharmaceuticals

Categories

  • patient safety
  • realistic simulator
  • medical simulation
  • full patient simulator
  • mentice

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Göran Malmberg

Group CEO & President +46 31 339 94 00

Matar Dakhil

Sr VP Sales & Marketing Sales & Marketing +49 170 5975275

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