Tissue Equivalent Phantom Bladder Training Device For in-servicing and demonstrations

Simulates human tissue, so you can learn how to use the BladderScan® instrument, or train your staff in BladderScan® use Phantom volume is < 180 ml     Verathon® tissue equivalent training phantom bladder was designed for use with the BladderScan® family of instruments. The phantom simulates human tissue, facilitating in-service training and BladderScan® demonstrations outside the patient scenario. BladderScan® technology enables healthcare providers to measure patient bladder volume rapidly and noninvasively, using patented VMODE® ultrasound technology. Click here to view brochure

Calibrated Tissue Equivalent Phantom Bladder For accuracy verification, in-servicing, and demonstrations
Simulates human tissue, so you can: — Learn how to use the BladderScan® instrument — Train your staff in BladderScan® use Phantom volume range is 125 ml – 150 ml. Tissue Equivalent Phantom is calibrated and capable of determining the accuracy of the BladderScan® instrument. Use to verify that your instrument provides consistent readings.* *Not intended as a calibration tool

The Calibrated Tissue Equivalent Bladder Phantom from Verathon^® was designed for use with the BladderScan^® family of instruments. The phantom is made of Zerdine™, a solid elastic material which simulates human tissue, facilitating in-service training and BladderScan^® demonstrations outside the patient scenario. The Calibrated Phantom can also be used to verify the accuracy of your BladderScan^® instrument, so you can assess when instrument calibration is needed.*

BladderScan^® technology enables healthcare providers to measure patient bladder volume rapidly and noninvasively, using patented VMODE^® ultrasound technology. For more information about the BladderScan^®, please talk to your Verathon Medical® representative.

*Please note that the phantom cannot alone be used to calibrate your BladderScan^® instrument. See the operator’s manual that was shipped with your instrument for more information on calibration.