Gain and maintain airway management proficiency using the flexible bronchoscope
ORSIM is the specialist flexible bronchoscope simulator with the widest range of realistic difficult upper airways.
ORSIM is the specialist flexible bronchoscope simulator with the widest range of realistic difficult upper airways.
Research shows that just 5 minutes warm up ahead of using a flexible bronchoscope sees a 30% increase in speed and accuracy.
The ORSIM should be on hand in all well-equipped operating suites.
Dr Paul Baker developed the ORSIM to help train and support anesthesiologists and other practitioners who regularly need to use flexible bronchoscopes.
The simulator was pioneered in his practice and is now the specialist simulator of choice in airway management courses at world-leading institutions.
The ORSIM includes 30 scenarios with 12 common and uncommon difficult airways, perfect for anesthesiologists and those regularly intubating. There are booster packs of 12 for Pediatric specialists and 15 for Pulmonologists. Explore some examples below.
The ORSIM is a specialist flexible bronchoscope simulator with the largest library of difficult airways, tests and challenges, and an ever-expanding range.
User-friendly interface
Small and lightweight (9kg/19lbs)
Laptop compatible
Easily stored in a drawer
Easily transported in a hardcase
Rapid start-up
Robust construction
The ORSIM is the anchor piece of every AirwayOnDemand workshop. We use the ORSIM to master the clinical application of flexible scope intubation. The extreme portability, training modules and periodic updates are ideal.
In up to 50% of cases where a difficult airway occurs, it is unexpected. It’s vital to be practiced and confident navigating a range of common and uncommon difficult airways.
ORSIM has been an indispensable training tool in our department for the past 10 years helping trainees and consultants to improve fibre optic skills. It perfectly supplements clinical exposure and provides objective assessment of performance in an environment that is safe for trainees and supervisors.
