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THE MEDIC OF THE FUTURE. Challenge 1: “SimTraining“
PROPOSAL: TRAUMA SIMULATION OF MASSIVE LOWER
LIMB/PELVIC INJURY
Ian Pallister
Director Trauma Simulation Ltd
Professor of Trauma & Orthopaedics
College of Medicine
Swansea
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Goal: Simulation of massive lower limb/pelvic injury
- blunt, penetrating or blast injury Real-time scenarios
-from point of wounding to damage control resuscitation (DCR) & surgery
Dynamic simulation of circulation -junctional haemorrhage control -physiological parameters change with intervention
Complex wound patterns -fascial compartments, bones, nerves and vessels -exploration and surgical management
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Prior Developments:
MSc Trauma Surgery 2005-present day
Military & Civilian Pathways
Simulation central to the acquisition & assessment of skills
Integration of Scenario & Surgical Skills
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Surgical skill education focussed correct use of devices
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CT Derived data
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Digital model creation (segmentation from CT scan)
Master components 3-D printing
Mould designs
Vascular system
prototyping
Archetypal injury
scenario development
Master component &
mould modification
Casting & Fabrication
Simulation trialling & Feedback from clinicians
Project Begins
Completion of un-injured & archetypal injury models - multiple copies
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Special thanks to:
Prof Mark Midwinter Surgeon Captain Christopher Streets Royal Navy Lt Col Doug Bowley Col Paul Parker Defence Medical Services Mark Waters Dom Eggbeer Alan Bocca Emily Bilbie Isabel Sanchez Roberts MBI (Wales) Ltd PDR Cardiff Metropolitan University
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