News from ACOG 2017: Most advanced wireless, tetherless maternal-fetal simulators Train Physicians at ACOG 2017.

Meet Victoria®and Super Tory®, who are world’s most advance maternal and fetal simulators.

Victoria is closest to real human expectant mother of all the simulators currently available. She was developed as a result of decades of obstetrical experience, her anatomical accurate features help improving patient’s safety through accurate and real life training.

Victoria and Super Tory will be showcased at the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists Annual Clinical and Scientific Meeting (ACOG) 2017 annual meeting in San Diego, California, May 6–9.

She looks like a real life expectant mother, her eyes can interact with care-giver, thus enabling neurological examination to evaluate eye movements as a warning sign for stroke, drug overdose, head trauma and cranial impairment.

Victoria simulates shoulder dystocia, breech, and C-section deliveries with a level of fidelity that truly suspends disbelief. Participants immerse themselves deeper and faster as they engage in problem solving and collaborative teamwork. What’s more, Victoria captures participants’ performance through an array of hidden sensors. This means you can easily track progress on the way to success.

Besides being a childbirth simulator, she can also be used by trainers to practice other obstetrics scenarios like early pregnancy complications, post-partum hemorrhage and management of high risk pregnancy.

Her condition deteriorates due to blood loss during PPH, obstetricians can practice fundal massage with uterus that contracts and shrink in response. She is also fitted with three replaceable episiotomy modules, and obstetricians can practice midline, mediolateral and fourth degree perineal tear repair.  

Victoria give births to a High-fidelity, full-term baby of realistic size and weight,it has smooth skin, articulate joints, full body endoskeleton, programmable heart and respiratory sounds , cyanosis and 1 minute Apgar score.

Super Tory is also world’s most advanced neonatal simulator. Like a real neonate, it gasps for breadth imitating a real newborn in respiratory distress.  The lungs are controlled electronically and appear realistic when the mannequin responds to mechanical ventilation.

Simply pressing a button puts the baby in acute respiratory distress and his entire body also reacts to the situation.

Pediatrician and other care giver can stabilize Tory using real instruments in NICU.

Gaumard executive vice president John Eggert said, "Every specialist gets to participate in Super Tory's treatment."

"Super Tory allows healthcare providers to prepare for high risk/low frequency complications with anatomical and physiological accuracy never before seen in neonatal simulation," Mr. Eggert adds. "It's the first neonatal simulator to offer heart and lung interaction as well as motion in a mobile platform."

"Super Tory can be assessed for early onset sepsis, hyperbilirubinemia, pneumonia with pneumothorax and other conditions using real vital signs monitors.  Critical metrics such as ECG-derived respiration rate, pre- and post-ductal SpO2, and NIBP can be evaluated in real time.  And Super Tory can be paced and defibrillated using real energy, just as in a clinical live situation. His facial expressions change and you can track his chest wall motion and programmable arm and leg movements."

Super Tory weighs eight pounds and 21 inches and is fitted with an internal, rechargeable battery with life of nearly 8 hours. It remains fully functional while in transit from labor room to NICU.

Gaumard® Scientific Company has designed, manufactured and marketed simulators for health care education for more than 60 years. Users worldwide recognize Gaumard products for their innovation in simulation.

Victoria Video 

Super Tory Video