VeterFlix Recruits Abdominal Ultrasound Trainees on February 18, 2018

BetterFlix Recruits Abdominal Ultrasound Trainees on February 18, 2018

Small group of 12 students in wet-lab with Prof. Yoon Hak-young at Chonbuk National University

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Veterflix (veterflix.com), a service provided by medical edtech company ThreeD Medivision (CEO Kim Ki-jin), will hold abdominal ultrasound training on February 18 (Sun).

This abdominal ultrasound training will be conducted by Professor Yoon Hak-young of the College of Veterinary Medicine at Chonbuk National University, and a total of 12 participants will be recruited.

A total of 3 hours of pre-theory lecture VOD will be provided before the training, and on the day of the training, liver/spleen/kidney/adrenal gland/ovary/uterus/bladder/prostate/urethra/pancreas/gastrointestinal tract/lymph node wet-lab will be conducted. Since you can listen to the theory lecture in advance, you can practice enough for the whole day.

In particular, ultrasound demonstration videos are provided separately for 30 days after the lab. It will be a good opportunity to complete the learning through free review.

The wet-lab is conducted with an IACUC-approved beagle lab dog, and the ultrasound equipment is supported by JIN Medical (a Samsung Medical distributor).

Betterflix’s ultrasound labs have been held seven times in the past year, with more than 100 veterinarians and veterinary students attending. Participants expressed great satisfaction with the lab, saying, “The lab environment was very comfortable,” “The lectures were well organized,” “The lab time was not short, and I was able to learn intensively for a long time,” “The professors and instructors provided close guidance throughout the lab,” and “I was satisfied with the free Q&A and immediate feedback on the lab.”

Veterflix’s offline training is held at the Veterflix Global Training Center (VGTC), a veterinary clinical training center in Songdo, Incheon.

The small class size allows students to receive immediate feedback from the lead instructor and instructors and to practice in a realistic environment.

This hands-on echocardiography training is open to junior veterinarians and veterinary students. The training will be conducted in groups of three.

For more information on how to apply, please visit the Betfair website.

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The goal was to provide education close to the eyes of the technician through 3D videos.

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Additionally, a real-time video conferencing Q&A session was conducted with Professor Yoon Heon-young. Participants expressed great satisfaction, stating, “I could feel the depth and space of the affected area when I saw the surgical video in 3D,” and “I had a question while watching the lecture video, and it was good to hear the answer through real-time Q&A.”

We will provide more 3D images and advanced forms of education in the future.

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Meanwhile, various animal medical devices companies, such as Raon Medics, Yden, WSI, Samsung Medison, and Medimaru, also participated in the event to engage with the participants.

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Medical edu-tech company 3D MediVision’s (CEO Kijin Kim) Veterlix (veterflix.com) hosted a successful veterinary anesthesiology hands-on course with Seoul National University’s Anesthesiology and Pain Management Department previously, and continued the winning streak with a successful fracture repair hands-on course.

Last May, the anesthesiology clinical training course was held at VGTC (Veterflix Global Training Center), Korea’s best veterinary clinical training/education center. The wet-lab was conducted under IACUC approval, and received overall satisfactory feedback from the attendees.

This fracture repair technique hands-on course held in VGTC, was instructed and co-hosted with Seoul National University’s College of Veterinary Medicine’s Ortho and Neuro professor, Dr. Byoung-jae Kang.

Through the 16th~17th of July, attendees participated in the wet-lab in a team of 2. With fracture repair specialists instructing each table, and graduate students assisting, the training was conducted much like an honors course. Attendees ranged from 1st year veterinarians with little experience to much experienced chief veterinarians with private practices. Plates, drills, portable X-ray devices, and lead-less radiation suits were one of the many pieces of equipment used in the course.

This hands-on course’s main instructor, Dr. Byoung-jae Kang stated, “Unlike other clinical training courses, the servicing of VOD’s through Veterflix for pre-training prep was the key aspect allowing participants to focus only on the hands-on part of the training.”

He continued, “2 days may have been a short time, and yet I was able to feel satisfaction with seeing the doctors improve with skill and passion during that time.”

Attendees of this hands-on course commented, “There hasn’t been much opportunities for this type of training domestically, so we’ve had to travel abroad, but this course matched the high quality of those overseas.”, “There was no language barrier, allowing smoother and more effective learning compared to overseas training opportunities.”, “Being able to conduct procedures that I’ve only seen on video with my own two hands allowed this experience to be that much more valuable.”, “Professional instructors’ tips and experience-based knowledge really made this opportunity special.”

Veterflix announced, “Last anesthesiology course and this fracture repair course was prepared after thorough research of how clinical wet-labs were provided globally. We look forward to returning with high quality general surgery and radiography courses to provide to domestic veterinarians in need of better practice and education.

This fall, Veterflix plans to provide a variety of training opportunities including, but not limited to orthopedics, general surgery, and radiography.

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At Veterflix Global Training Center (VGTC),
a clinical veterinary anesthesiology hands-on course was conducted on May 29 (Sunday).
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The veterinary anesthesia hands-on course offers hands-on practice, from understanding basic concepts of veterinary anesthesia to structure and use of inhalational anesthesia, how to use ventilators, ECG, Pulse Oximetry, Artificial Wave, Capnography, Spirometry, sedation, starting anesthesia, intubation, maintaining anesthesia, and evaluating state of anesthetized patient.

VGTC will hold various hands-on courses such as general surgery, orthopedics, radiology, and dentistry.
Please keep an eye out for these events and your participation would be appreciated.

*Wet-lab has been conducted with IACUC approval

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On July 16~17, VGTC hosted a fracture repair technique hands-on course.

This course was led by Dr. Byoung-jae Kang (Neuro & Ortho) of Seoul National University and the attendees were intern veterinarians as well as chief vets of independent clinics.

From using plates to drills, portable x-rays to lead-less radiation suits, a variety of equipment usage was practiced.

Attendees commented, “We have never had a hands-on course of this quality in South Korea, the level of preparation and quality of education is comparable to that of foreign organizations. I am glad I was able to participate.”

**Wet-lab was conducted with approval from IACUC.

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3D MediVision established  “VGTC (Veterflix Global Training Center)” for full-fledged clinical practice training for veterinarians.

VGTC is equipped with a wet-lab facility including real-time 3D broadcasting equipment so that surgery or ultrasonography can be performed directly while watching 3D images of demonstration.

Cooperation of KNOTUS allows wet-lab cadaver supply

3D MediVision’s VGTC has created an environment similar to real medical sites such as operating rooms, laboratories, and conference halls in a space that scales more than 800㎡.

The operating and practice rooms are equipped with advanced surgical equipment and 3D video broadcasting equipment. It is also equipped with surgical beds for up to 15 students to conduct wet-labs at the same time.

While the lecturer demonstrates surgery, students can check the lecturer’s movements through real-time 3D video. It is a structure in which students can check the demonstration of the surgeon while participating in clinical surgical practice at the same time.

The conference hall located right next to it has seating for 130 people. In addition to supplementary lectures, surgery performed in the laboratory in the next room can be broadcast live in 3D in the conference hall.

One of the reasons why it is difficult for veterinarians to receive clinical practice training is that it is difficult to obtain a cadaver, which is oftentimes the subject of practice. This is because the price of legally verified experimental dogs exceeds 1.5 million won, and other methods such as donated patients’ bodies are not widely available.

3D MediVision plans to overcome these limitations through a cooperative system with non-clinical CRO KNOTUS. This is possible by securing experimental animals for clinical practice from the non-clinical tests conducted by KNOTUS.

KNOTUS previously participated as a strategic investor in 3D MediVision. VGTC is also located on the fourth floor of the Songdo office building of KNOTUS.

“VGTC has established a comprehensive infrastructure from 3D educational content production, online and offline high-tech education, all the way to supply of experimental animals,” a 3D medical vision official said, “We will provide a global environment for experts to acquire the latest technology and knowledge through total solutions optimized for medical education.”

VGTC plans to promote four projects, including live surgery education using: ▲ 3D videos ▲ hands-on courses, one-on-one practical education ▲ providing seminar and conference solutions hosted by businesses, societies, and associations ▲ combined training of online webinars to offline clinical practice training.

General surgery, orthopedic surgery, as well as ultrasound practice, can be trained at VGTC. 3D MediVision plans to open its first practical training program by the end of this year and provide official formal education beginning next year.

Expanding contents for remote practical training into “Meta-Edu-verse”…Targeting KOSDAQ-listing and overseas markets.

“Starting with the opening of VGTC, we plan to start a ‘Meta-Edu-verse’ business that allows effective education beyond time and space constraints,” said 3D Medivision.

Most of remote education is still limited to one-way video viewing, but the plan for the future is to establish a system that can teach the entire veterinary treatment process on the “meta-verse” platform.

3D MediVision also emphasizes that 3D video educational content, which they are expanding in quantity and quality, is suitable for VR-based services as well.

A company official said, “We have already produced veterinary anatomy training as 3D video content and are supplying it to local veterinary colleges,” he added, “We will also start overseas expansion in earnest, in the near future.”

3D MediVision succeeded in attracting 10 billion won worth of accumulated investment, spurring preparations for getting listed on the KOSDAQ next year.

As the global edu-tech market, which is in the spotlight as a remote-learning trend sparked from COVID-19, is expected to grow to 400 trillion won by 2025. Some of Veterflix’s lecture contents have already been approved for training in continued education from the American Association of Veterinary State Boards.

CEO Kim emphasized, “3D MediVision will leap into the “meta-verse” platform that will allow clinical practice training through collaboration with various domestic and foreign educational institutions.”

Original Article: 데일리벳(https://www.dailyvet.co.kr/news/industry/156392)

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This event will be attended by famous domestic veterinary professors and instructors, and will consist of pre-online education and a face-to-face training course that will be held offline.

Many veterinarians who are interested in fracture management of small animals participated and made their seats shine. It’s a much better event!

VGTC provides face-to-face conferences and conference venues such as seminars and conferences organized by companies, academic societies, associations, etc.

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