Class / Patent application number | Description | Number of patent applications / Date published |
434273000 | Female genital | 14 |
20090035741 | RIGID BIRTH SIMULATOR HAVING AN INTERACTIVE OPTICAL DISPLAY - The invention relates to a birth simulator having an interactive optical display for displaying prenatal handling methods and for simulating selected situations during birth. The birth simulator has the following features: A womb torso ( | 02-05-2009 |
20090298035 | Childbirth teaching apparel - This invention provides a childbirth teaching apparel for a user to demonstrate birth techniques. The childbirth teaching apparel is in the form of a pair of pants with a pair of leg portions and an abdominal portion, and a contiguous interior cavity. The pants have a doll-containing portion; and at least one side abdominal opening allowing access to the doll-containing portion; and a crotch between the leg portions where the leg portions meet the abdominal portion; the crotch having a secondary opening radially expandable to simulate a human vagina. This opening is connected to the doll-containing portion. A user can insert a doll simulating a human baby into the doll-containing portion; via one of the side abdominal openings; and push the doll through the secondary opening to simulate childbirth. A method and teaching kit for using the childbirth teaching apparel are also provided. | 12-03-2009 |
20100086906 | Obstructed Delivery Simulation System - Maternal and fetal birthing simulators are disclosed. The maternal simulator has a rotatable pelvis, legs articulated at the hip and knee joints, and a deformable covering that simulates the feel of the skin and underlying tissues. The fetal simulator has an extensible neck, a movable head, movable clavicles, and arms articulated at the shoulder and elbow joints, and may include sensors to measure spinal extension, head rotation, applied traction force, and brachial plexus displacement. | 04-08-2010 |
20100227303 | OBSTETRICS SIMULATION AND TRAINING METHOD AND SYSTEM - In the modern practice of obstetrics, the military is in the position of having experts in both simulation training for obstetric emergencies and teamwork training. The military has the potential to train better and provide the safest environment possible with these resources. Accordingly, an embodiment of the invention provides an obstetrics simulation system, comprising an articulating maternal birthing simulator. The maternal birthing simulator is a full size and full-body female having an intubeable airway with a chest rise component, a forearm having a medication receiving component, and/or a fetal heart sound component. Additionally, the maternal birthing simulator includes a head descent and cervical dilation monitor, a placenta positionable in at least two locations, two or more removable dilating cervices, and/or postpartum vulval suturing inserts. | 09-09-2010 |
20110207105 | Interactive Education System With Physiological Modeling - Patient simulator systems for teaching patient care are provided. In some instances, the patient simulator systems include a patient body comprising one or more simulated body portions. Generally, the patient simulator systems of the present disclosure provide physiological modeling. In one embodiment, the patient simulator includes a maternal simulator comprising a maternal circulatory model, a maternal cardiac ischemia model, and a maternal respiratory model and a fetal simulator comprising a fetal circulatory model, a fetal cardiac ischemia model, and a fetal central nervous system model. A controller in communication with the maternal and fetal simulators coordinates parameters of the maternal circulatory model, the maternal cardiac ischemia model, the maternal respiratory model, the fetal circulatory model, the fetal cardiac ischemia model, and the fetal central nervous system model to simulate physiological characteristics of a natural mother and fetus. Methods of utilizing the patient simulator systems are also provided. | 08-25-2011 |
20120202181 | MATERNAL SIMULATOR - Device for simulating birth and birth related complications, the device being adapted to be attached to a real human being | 08-09-2012 |
20120214145 | Interactive Education System for Teaching Patient Care - An interactive education system for teaching patient care to a user is described. The system comprises a patient simulator; a virtual instrument for use with the patient simulator in performing patient care activities; means for sensing an interaction between the virtual instrument and the simulator, and means for providing feedback to the user regarding the interaction between the virtual instrument and the simulator. In one aspect, the system includes a maternal simulator, a fetal simulator, and a neonatal simulator. | 08-23-2012 |
20130004926 | System and method for a uterus apron to teach various birthing techniques - A system and method of teaching various birthing techniques using a uterus apron. The uterus apron comprises at least one layer of material that forms a bulbous cavity. An elastic opening near a narrow portion of the bulbous cavity allows a fetal doll to pass through to simulate various birthing techniques. Strap(s) are used to attach the uterus apron tightly to a model. When the uterus apron is attached to a model, various birthing techniques may be simulated and taught. | 01-03-2013 |
20140205983 | Interactive Education System for Teaching Patient Care - An interactive education system for teaching patient care to a user is described. The system comprises a patient simulator; a virtual instrument for use with the patient simulator in performing patient care activities; means for sensing an interaction between the virtual instrument and the simulator, and means for providing feedback to the user regarding the interaction between the virtual instrument and the simulator. In one aspect, the system includes a maternal simulator, a fetal simulator, and a neonatal simulator. | 07-24-2014 |
20150024365 | SYSTEMS, DEVICES, AND METHODS FOR SIMULATING FETAL DELIVERY - The present application relates to systems, methods, and devices for simulating the delivery of a fetus. | 01-22-2015 |
20150132733 | POSTPARTUM UTERUS MODEL - The invention provides a simulator for training of personnel for immediate postpartum medical treatment, distinctive in that the simulator comprises a representation of an immediate postpartum stage uterus, a cervix, a vagina and a resilience member, the uterus is arranged at an angle to the vagina and the resilience member is arranged for allowing said angle to be straightened out by pressing horizontally forward on the uterus. The invention also provides a simulator for training of personnel for immediate postpartum medical treatment, distinctive in that the simulator comprises a representation of an immediate postpartum stage uterus, a cervix and a vagina, the uterus comprises a transparent top or intermediate layer allowing visual observation, and preferably a removable or foldable non-transparent top layer over the transparent layer. | 05-14-2015 |
20150371560 | SURGICAL SIMULATION MODELS, MATERIALS, AND METHODS - Devices, systems, and methods appropriate for use in medical training using a patient simulator, various anatomical inserts, and an integrated camera and computer system are disclosed. In some instances, a surgical simulator is provided that includes a uterine assembly. The uterine assembly simulates the appearance and feel of natural tissue and includes a plurality of materials arranged and dimensioned to simulate anatomic structures such as a right fallopian tube, a left fallopian tube, a right ovary, a left ovary, a uterus having a cervix, a bladder, ureters, a peritoneum, a uterine artery, a uterine vein, a plurality of ligaments, an ovarian artery, an ovarian vein, a perineum, and a vagina. In some implementations, at least the uterine artery, uterine vein, ovarian artery, and ovarian vein are in communication with a fluid supply such that each is pressurized with a blood-like fluid to simulate natural arteries and veins. | 12-24-2015 |
20190147766 | HYSTERECTOMY MODEL | 05-16-2019 |
20190147769 | HYSTERECTOMY MODEL | 05-16-2019 |