Gelatin model for training ultrasound-guided puncture

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Autor(a) principal: Amato,Alexandre Campos Moraes
Data de Publicação: 2015
Outros Autores: Freitas,Stephanie Lopes de, Veloso,Patrícia Maquinêz, Correia,Tamara Cristine Vieira, Santos,Ricardo Virginio dos, Amato,Salvador José de Toledo Arruda
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Jornal Vascular Brasileiro (Online)
Texto Completo: http://old.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S1677-54492015000300200
Resumo: BACKGROUND: It is indispensable that members of the medical profession receive the technical training needed to enable them to rapidly obtain effective vascular access. Training procedures should be used judiciously to familiarize students with the technique. However, existing models are expensive or ineffective, and models need to be developed that are similar to what will be encountered in real patients.OBJECTIVES: To demonstrate creation and application of a gelatin model for training ultrasound-guided puncture.METHOS: The model was made using a mixture of colorless gelatin and water in a transparent plastic receptacle with two pairs of orifices of different diameters, through which two plastic tubes were inserted, to simulate blood vessels.RESULTS: The model was a close approximation to the real medical procedure in several aspects, since gelatin has a similar consistency to human tissues, providing a more faithful reproduction of the tactile sensation at the moment when the needle reaches the interior of a vessel and its contents are aspirated.CONCLUSIONS: The method proposed here can be used to easily construct a low-cost model using everyday materials that is suitable for large-scale training of ultrasound-guided puncture.
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title Gelatin model for training ultrasound-guided puncture
spellingShingle Gelatin model for training ultrasound-guided puncture
Amato,Alexandre Campos Moraes
training
interventional ultrasonography
ultrasonography
title_short Gelatin model for training ultrasound-guided puncture
title_full Gelatin model for training ultrasound-guided puncture
title_fullStr Gelatin model for training ultrasound-guided puncture
title_full_unstemmed Gelatin model for training ultrasound-guided puncture
title_sort Gelatin model for training ultrasound-guided puncture
author Amato,Alexandre Campos Moraes
author_facet Amato,Alexandre Campos Moraes
Freitas,Stephanie Lopes de
Veloso,Patrícia Maquinêz
Correia,Tamara Cristine Vieira
Santos,Ricardo Virginio dos
Amato,Salvador José de Toledo Arruda
author_role author
author2 Freitas,Stephanie Lopes de
Veloso,Patrícia Maquinêz
Correia,Tamara Cristine Vieira
Santos,Ricardo Virginio dos
Amato,Salvador José de Toledo Arruda
author2_role author
author
author
author
author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Amato,Alexandre Campos Moraes
Freitas,Stephanie Lopes de
Veloso,Patrícia Maquinêz
Correia,Tamara Cristine Vieira
Santos,Ricardo Virginio dos
Amato,Salvador José de Toledo Arruda
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv training
interventional ultrasonography
ultrasonography
topic training
interventional ultrasonography
ultrasonography
description BACKGROUND: It is indispensable that members of the medical profession receive the technical training needed to enable them to rapidly obtain effective vascular access. Training procedures should be used judiciously to familiarize students with the technique. However, existing models are expensive or ineffective, and models need to be developed that are similar to what will be encountered in real patients.OBJECTIVES: To demonstrate creation and application of a gelatin model for training ultrasound-guided puncture.METHOS: The model was made using a mixture of colorless gelatin and water in a transparent plastic receptacle with two pairs of orifices of different diameters, through which two plastic tubes were inserted, to simulate blood vessels.RESULTS: The model was a close approximation to the real medical procedure in several aspects, since gelatin has a similar consistency to human tissues, providing a more faithful reproduction of the tactile sensation at the moment when the needle reaches the interior of a vessel and its contents are aspirated.CONCLUSIONS: The method proposed here can be used to easily construct a low-cost model using everyday materials that is suitable for large-scale training of ultrasound-guided puncture.
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