Synthetic Bone Architecture
The synthetic bone of a STUD is made with a corticocancellous architecture that mimics human bone. This architecture provides excellent radiographic anatomy and permits the use of injectable bone cements.
SpineSTUD™ training models are biofidelic training platforms of real human pathology. By providing a superior training platform at significant cost-savings over cadavers, we hope to improve surgical training quality and access on a global scale.
The synthetic bone of a STUD is made with a corticocancellous architecture that mimics human bone. This architecture provides excellent radiographic anatomy and permits the use of injectable bone cements.
The intervertebral discs and supportive ligaments provide a highly analogous and modifiable segmental range of motion for normal and pathological spine anatomies.
A STUD with cervical kyphosis undergoes progressive osteotomies to restore normal lordosis. Notice how increasingly extensive osteotomies result in greater restoration of cervical lordosis.
We can create a custom Spine STUD™ that mimics the operative environment best suited for your training goals.
The synthetic bone of a STUD provides high-fidelity biomechanical performance for pedicle screws and other spinal fixation devices. Specify the bone mineral density, and we will provide a model with analogous bony biomechanical performance. See our publications section for more information.
Add any number of these features to your STUD to create the perfect platform to meet your educational, development, or research needs.
We’re always working to improve the quality and utility of our models.
Customize a SurgiSTUD™ to meet your anatomical, procedural or educational requirements.