Procedure room with an operating table, surgical lights and monitors

Why it exists

C-arms are central to many image-guided procedures, but physical units are expensive and rarely free for practice in training institutes. The Pain Train C-arm simulator lets learners build familiarity with the equipment on their own devices, without needing access to a physical machine.

What learners explore

  • A simulated patient and C-arm scene
  • An imaging view showing patient anatomy
  • On-screen controls for moving and positioning the C-arm

Who it's for

Medical students, residents and fellows, other learners in healthcare training and training institutes.

Future direction

The C-arm simulator is the first of Pain Train's simulation tools. Its future development will be shaped by feedback from learners and educators.

Interested in the C-Arm Simulator?

Educators, institutions and learners are welcome to get in touch.

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