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Validated where it matters:
under the burr.
Our models are designed alongwith working ENT surgeons, experienced by hundreds of hands at live workshops, and now entering formal studies at teaching hospitals.
Run a training programme, or plan a research study? We'd love to work with you — we provide models and help design protocols for approved research.
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Our evidence programmeHow we validate
Every model goes through the same four honest steps — and where a study is still underway, we say so plainly.
Comparing CT Scan.
Each surgical model starts with high-resolution CT imaging and direct anatomical comparison. We map exact structures, pathologies, and surgical landmarks to ensure every detail matches real patient anatomy from the ground up. This creates the anatomical blueprint that drives all subsequent design decisions.
Surgeons shape it / Mock Surgeries
Working ENT surgeons drill our prototypes and tell us what's wrong. We fix it and come back — again and again, until they stop finding things.
Every batch is checked / Measuring drill response.
Each batch of Ossa⁺ Composite™ is tested against the drill feedback a surgeon's hands notice — before it ever becomes a model.
Hundreds of hands test it / Continous iteration.
Surgeons drill our models at live workshops all year round — and their feedback goes straight back into the design.
The evidence work board
Updated as studies progress — bookmark this page.
Temporal bone validity study
Several teaching hospitals Surgical training Centers are testing whether trainees and senior surgeons rate our temporal bone as true to life.
Workshop outcomes registry
Before and after every workshop, we ask delegates how their skills and confidence changed — and keep score.
Balloon sinuplasty transfer study
Does practising on our balloon trainers make the real procedure smoother? We're designing the first study of its kind to find out.
From the work bench
Feedback from workshop faculty and delegates. (Testimonials are published with written consent — more added after each programme.)