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Ultrasound phantoms are very helpful in allowing the trainee to develop the necessary manual coordination skills before attempting any procedure on patients and compromising their safety. The construction of agar-based trans-rectal ultrasound prostatic biopsy phantom, using inexpensive and simple materials, is described. Features include tissue-equivalent reflectivity, the ability to implant targets for biopsy taking and reasonable shelf life of several weeks. Our phantom is an effective mean of training and skill acquisition for a one of the frequently performed invasive urological procedure.
Current Urology – Karger
Published: Jan 1, 2008
Keywords: Biopsy; Phantom; Trans-rectal ultrasound biopsy; Prostate
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