Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Preparing for complex neurovascular procedures requires a deep understanding of anatomy, procedural challenges, and the individual case.
In this video, Dr. Kornelia Kreiser from Ulm University Hospital shares her perspective on the role of simulation in procedural preparation, physician training, and patient safety.
Follow the workflow from real patient imaging and case creation to hands-on rehearsal using Vascular Twin® Neuro on Mentice Virtual Reality platform, VIST®.
Vascular Twin® Neuro transforms real patient aneurysm DICOM data into simulation-ready cases in 5 minutes, enabling teams to rehearse the anatomy and procedural challenges of the case ahead.
For hospitals and clinical teams, this can support broader case exposure, physician development, and preparation for complex cerebral aneurysm procedures.
For medical device industry teams, real patient anatomy creates new opportunities for more relevant, case-based device training.
Learn more about Vascular Twin® Neuro: info.mentice.com/l/969473/2026-09-01/26r7cj
Clinical perspective:
Dr. Kornelia Kreiser
Head of Neuroradiology, Ulm University Hospital, Germany
#NeurovascularSimulation #CerebralAneurysm #VascularTwinNeuro #Neurointervention #MedicalSimulation
Preparing for complex neurovascular procedures requires a deep understanding of anatomy, procedural challenges, and the individual case.
In this video, Dr. Kornelia Kreiser from Ulm University Hospital shares her perspective on the role of simulation in procedural preparation, physician training, and patient safety.
Follow the workflow from real patient imaging and case creation to hands-on rehearsal using Vascular Twin® Neuro on Mentice Virtual Reality platform, VIST®.
Vascular Twin® Neuro transforms real patient aneurysm DICOM data into simulation-ready cases in 5 minutes, enabling teams to rehearse the anatomy and procedural challenges of the case ahead.
For hospitals and clinical teams, this can support broader case exposure, physician development, and preparation for complex cerebral aneurysm procedures.
For medical device industry teams, real patient anatomy creates new opportunities for more relevant, case-based device training.
Learn more about Vascular Twin® Neuro: info.mentice.com/l/969473/2026-09-01/26r7cj
Clinical perspective:
Dr. Kornelia Kreiser
Head of Neuroradiology, Ulm University Hospital, Germany
#NeurovascularSimulation #CerebralAneurysm #VascularTwinNeuro #Neurointervention #MedicalSimulation
