BILE360, a cholangiography simulator, was released by JMC Lab, a medical simulator brand.

(President and CEO: Daichi Watanabe, Yokohama City, Kanagawa Prefecture), a company that operates 3D printing, casting, and CT businesses, has launched BILE360, a cholangiography simulator that allows users to train catheter operation necessary for ERCP (Endoscopic Retrograde Cholangiopancreatography). BILE360 is a cholangiography simulator that provides training in catheter manipulation required for ERCP (Endoscopic Retrograde Cholangiopancreatography), and is now available from the medical simulator brand "JMC Lab".
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【About BILE360】
The BILE360 was jointly developed by JMC and Teikyo University as a model specifically for training in contrast and catheter manipulation, utilizing the know-how of the ERCP simulator that JMC launched in July 2021. The bile duct part rotates 360 degrees, allowing you to train the patient in different positions during examinations and surgeries. All you need to do to prepare for training is to fill the special tank with water, so you can start training quickly in any place such as a doctor's office or conference room.

【Features about BILE360】
This product was developed with endoscopists in mind, and is more suitable for training than conventional ERCP simulators.
The bile ducts can be rotated 360 degrees to accommodate different patient positions.
The bile duct part can be rotated 360 degrees to allow training in different patient positions.
The bile ducts can be rotated 360 degrees to allow training in different patient positions The transparent model is based on DICOM (a medical imaging format for CT and MRI) data and is printed using a 3D printer.
The transparent model allows the user to see the behavior of the catheter even in a non-fluoroscopic environment.

【About JMC Lab】
JMC Lab develops, manufactures, and sells simulators for the purpose of educating people about the ever-advancing medical technologies and procedures, utilizing JMC's accumulated know-how in the creation of medical organ models, with the aim of creating a future in which all people can receive safe and secure medical care.
In addition to the development of simulators, JMC also provides services to support events that use simulators, such as webinars and hands-on seminars, and is working to contribute to the revitalization of the educational scene in the medical industry.