Using Accuro for Education
Teach-Accuro®: Reliably train students and residents with clinically proven technology
Bring image-guided neuraxial techniques into your educational program at a substantially reduced cost.
The Teach-Accuro program serves as an effective means of integrating neuraxial ultrasound into teaching procedural neuraxial anesthesia without compromising the quality of the core skills each resident must acquire.
Academic medical centers and teaching hospitals can easily integrate the Accuro image-guided neuraxial technique into the curriculum. Complete the form above to learn more.
Accuro’s proprietary BoneEnhance® technology provides exceptional visualization of spinal anatomy, enabling you to identify the ideal needle placement location with confidence.
With the SpineNav3D™ feature, Accuro offers real-time, automatic guidance to assist in needle navigation, reducing the number of needle insertion attempts and enhancing patient comfort.
Designed for versatility, Accuro is suitable for a wide range of neuraxial anesthesia procedures, including epidurals and spinal blocks. Its handheld, wireless design makes integrating into any clinical setting easy.
Accuro features data capture and storage capabilities, allowing you to track and analyze procedure data to optimize outcomes and improve patient care.
Don’t miss this opportunity to elevate your practice with cutting-edge spinal navigation technology. Click below to request a free Accuro evaluation and experience the state of spinal anesthesia guidance utilized by more than 200 hospitals in the US.
Compared with traditional landmark palpation.
Performance claims: D. Ghisi et al.; Ni, X., Li, Mz., Zhou, Sq. et al.; Singla, et al.Explore Resources, Guidance, and Real-World Results
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