EMERGEX MENTOR - Virtual reality emergency simulator

Reference 14591 · Patient simulator

EMERGEX MENTOR - Virtual reality emergency simulator

Patient simulator
Product family
Medicine

Virtual reality prehospital and emergency care simulator, with trauma and airway management scenarios.

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Available in Spain, Portugal and Andorra · delivery time given in the proposal

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Description

What this equipment is and what it's designed for.

EMERGEX MENTOR is a hybrid emergency care simulator that combines a physical upper torso manikin with immersive virtual reality. Trainees wear a VR headset, feel emulated instruments in their hands (laryngoscope, ET tube, bag valve mask, stethoscope and suction tube) and treat a patient whose condition evolves dynamically.

The virtual environment is registered 1:1 with the manikin, so what trainees see matches what they touch, and the system tracks the instruments even inside the patient’s mouth and throat. A single gesture switches patient and scenario: from intubation in the emergency department to prehospital trauma at a car accident, a shooting, a fight or a fire.

It is designed for emergency physicians, critical care teams, anaesthetists, paramedics, EMTs, first responders, military medics and simulation centres. It supports table-based hospital scenarios and floor-based prehospital set-ups, and the MentorLearn management system records objective performance metrics.

Two configurations are available, both with the eight scenario modules included: the base platform and the portable version in a Pelican case.

Knowledge

What you learn

Patient simulator modality. The competencies this equipment trains, in the language of the training plan.

Assess the airway with the LEMON method and anticipate a difficult intubation.
Perform the complete tracheal intubation workflow: pre-oxygenation, drug-assisted sedation, tube placement and confirmation.
Apply techniques such as jaw thrust and the BURP manoeuvre.
Handle emulated instruments: laryngoscope, ET tube, bag valve mask, stethoscope and suction tube.
Make rapid clinical decisions in prehospital trauma scenarios following PHTLS-aligned protocols.
Respond to dynamic complications and to vital signs that change with patient management and drug administration.
Stay focused on the patient in stressful, distracting environments.

Knowledge

Cases and pathologies

The clinical scenarios that can be simulated with this equipment.

ESSENTIAL TASKS:

Platform orientation: headset set-up, interface navigation and hardware calibration
Airway management, basic skills: LEMON assessment and full intubation with real-time instructions and visual cues

EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT: ADVANCED AIRWAY MANAGEMENT:

Critically ill patients with severe respiratory compromise: hypoxia, fever and altered mental status
Complete tracheal intubation across patients with varying physiological reserve and clinical complexity
Operator-assisted and autonomous training modes

PREHOSPITAL EMERGENCIES (EMS):

Car accident: multi-trauma
Street shooting: haemorrhagic shock from penetrating gunshot wounds
Bar fight: lacerations and bleeding wounds
Burning building: inhalation injuries and burns

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Features and what's included

What the equipment does and what comes in the box, as described by the manufacturer.

Features

HYBRID HARDWARE: MANIKIN AND VIRTUAL REALITY:

Realistic, durable upper torso manikin with realistic oral cavity anatomy and physiology.
Tracked emulated instruments: laryngoscope, ET tube, bag valve mask, stethoscope and suction tube.
VR headset, VR display monitor, operation touch screen, tracking system and PC.
Cart that adapts to hospital settings (manikin on the cart) or prehospital settings (manikin on the floor).

TACTILE REALISM AND TRACKING:

1:1 registration between the virtual environment and the physical manikin, with precise movement tracking.
Tactile sensation of the instruments inside the patient's mouth and throat.
Precise monitoring of ET tube insertion and pre-ventilation levels.

VERSATILE SCENARIOS:

Switch patient and scenario with a single gesture, with no additional staff or materials.
A range of difficulty levels, patient anatomies, injury types, levels of consciousness and surroundings.
Dynamic complications and vital signs that respond to patient management and drug administration.

CLINICAL AND FIELD USE:

Ergonomically designed for table-based hospital scenarios and floor-based EMS set-ups.
Operator-assisted or autonomous training: in the autonomous training module all controls are accessible within the headset.
No consumables, specialised staff or dedicated facilities needed.

ASSESSMENT AND MENTORLEARN MANAGEMENT SYSTEM:

Performance assessment at the end of each simulation.
MentorLearn provides feedback and objective performance metrics to measure progress.
Remote simulator administration, online learning, results monitoring from anywhere, proficiency-based hands-on training and video capture of sessions for debriefing.

Includes

See available configurations.

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Configurations

The same simulator, in the combinations it is supplied in. The computer, the probes and the modules that come inside are what change.

EMERGEX MENTOR - Base platform EMERGEX MENTOR base platform with cart · Upper torso manikin and tracked emulated instruments · VR headset, display monitor and operation touch screen · All eight scenario modules

14592
EMERGEX MENTOR PELICAN - Base platform in case EMERGEX MENTOR platform in a Pelican case · Upper torso manikin and tracked emulated instruments · VR headset, display monitor and operation touch screen · All eight scenario modules

14593

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Modules

The modules for each configuration. Those marked as included come with the equipment; the rest are ordered separately.

Module	Ref.	EMERGEX MENTOR 14592	EMERGEX MENTOR PELICAN 14593
Simulator Introduction	14596
Airway Management: Basic Skills	14595
Airway Management	14594
Airway Management: Autonomous Training	14601
Car Accident	14598
Burning Building	14600
Street Shooting	14597
Bar Fight	14599

Included in the base equipment
Optional, ordered separately
Not available in this configuration

Technical

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