Simulation Systems

Medical Simulation Systems for Surgical Training

Complete simulation platforms for hospitals, universities, and training centers — anatomical models plus physiological pumps, configured for your curriculum.

Anatomical modelsPulsatile & respiratory pumpsCT-data customizationModular configurationEndoscopic & vascular training

Training Environments That Feel Clinical

Procedural skills are built through repetition — but repetition on patients is not an option. Zlinemed’s medical simulation systems give surgical and interventional training programs a realistic, controllable environment where trainees can repeat a procedure until it is second nature, and where instructors can assess every attempt against the same anatomy.

Each system combines anatomically accurate silicone models with physiological drive units, so the training experience includes the pulse, flow, and motion of a living patient.

System Building Blocks

Cardiac Pump

A device designed to simulate the pulsatile blood flow of the human heart. It replicates left and right heart circulation with adjustable heart rate and flow, providing a realistic environment for medical simulation, research, and training — ideal for testing cardiovascular devices or practicing clinical procedures. See the CS-S001 pulsatile pump.

Respiratory Pump

A system that mimics human respiratory dynamics, generating controlled airflow and tidal volumes. It supports adjustable breathing rates and customizable waveforms, making it suitable for medical simulation, physiological research, and ventilation device testing. See the RT-BR001 respiration pump.

Silicone Vascular Models

High-precision, transparent vascular models made from flexible silicone. These models reproduce the anatomy and mechanical properties of human blood vessels, allowing realistic simulation of catheter navigation, stent deployment, and other interventional procedures. Explore the vascular model range.

Endoscopic Training Models

Realistic anatomical models designed for endoscopic procedure training. These models support insertion, navigation, and manipulation of endoscopic instruments, helping trainees develop visualization, coordination, and operative technique before performing on patients. Explore the endoscopic model range.

Configured Around Your Curriculum

An endovascular skills lab pairs vascular models with pulsatile flow; a bronchoscopy course pairs airway models with breathing motion; a urology program combines the US-M001 and US-P001 trainers. Zlinemed configures each system from these modular components — and builds custom anatomies from CT data when your curriculum calls for them.

Request a configuration proposal for your training program, or explore the underlying simulation technology platform.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who are these simulation systems designed for?

Hospitals, medical schools, residency programs, and device manufacturers that need repeatable, realistic environments for procedural training, skills assessment, and device demonstration.

Can a system be configured for a specific procedure?

Yes. Systems are assembled from modular components — anatomical models, pulsatile and respiratory pumps — and can be customized from CT data for specific procedures, pathologies, or difficulty levels.

What is included in a complete system?

A typical configuration pairs one or more anatomical models with the appropriate drive unit (cardiac pulsatile pump or respiration pump), mounting hardware, and documentation for training use.

Applications

Endovascular skills labVascular models paired with pulsatile flow for catheter and stent practice
Bronchoscopy courseAirway models paired with respiratory motion for endoscopic navigation
Urology trainingUS-M001 and US-P001 trainers combined for a urology program
Device demonstrationRepeatable environments for manufacturers to test and demonstrate devices

Get a configuration proposal

Tell us your curriculum, trainee volume, and bench space. We will propose a system configuration with the right anatomical models and drive units for your program.

Request a Proposal