Dr. Nafisa Shakir Batta

Sports Injury Centre,HOD – Kalpana Advanced Imaging, Safdarjung Hospital, India

— The simulator provides an essential platform for learning ultrasound-guided procedures without practising on patients. With anatomically accurate layering and realistic tissue feel, it offers real-time feedback during needle insertion and injection, allowing repeated procedures while maintaining structural integrity.

Dr. JP Singh

Medanta, Gurgaon

— Initially sceptical, I found the mannequin surprisingly superior to cadaveric models. It offers realistic tissue resistance, excellent needle visibility, and allows repeated injections without compromising the model—making it ideal for structured and standardised intervention training.

Dr. Raghav Aggarwal

Dr ML Aggarwal Imaging Centre Private Limited, Apollo Cradle Royale, New Delhi

— The simulator closely replicates real-life ultrasound-guided injection scenarios, significantly improving hand–eye coordination for learners. With realistic tissue resistance and fluid pockets, it creates an ethical, repeatable, and highly practical training experience.

Dr. Chaitali Parekh

Pulse Diagnostic Centers, JUIC (Joint Ultrasound & Intervention Clinic), Mumbai

— This is an excellent teaching tool for residents and beginners, clearly demonstrating anatomical landmarks and the correct needle path. It overcomes the limitations of cadaver availability and enables unlimited hands-on practice in a safe learning environment.

Prof (Dr.) Harun Gupta

Leeds Teaching Hospitals, UK

— The mannequin effectively replicates the relevant anatomy required for injections, allowing complete visualisation of the needle trajectory from skin to target. Its repeatability makes it highly valuable for refining precision and standardising intervention training.

Dr. Ashwin Lawande

Viva Ultrasound Clinic, Mumbai

— The model provides a natural feel of skin, soft tissues, and bony landmarks, making it particularly useful for developing hand–eye coordination. It allows multiple needle attempts, giving learners real-time feedback similar to live procedural settings.

Dr. Sonali Sethi

Sakra World Hospital, Bengaluru

— I found the simulator highly effective for repeated injection practice, offering a near human-like tissue feel that is even more practical than cadaver workshops. It enables extensive hands-on training while closely simulating real-world procedural experience.

Dr. Ankit Shah

Eclat Polyclinic, Mumbai

— These anatomically designed models address the ethical challenges of teaching interventions on live patients while delivering realistic tissue feel and needle visualisation. Developed with expert inputs, this simulator stands out as a specialised, one-of-a-kind platform for ultrasound-guided MSK training.

Dr. Srinadh Boppana

Saint Imaging, Hyderabad

— The simulator provides a highly realistic experience with human-like feel, texture, and excellent needle visualisation. It allows repeated practice, helping trainees master their technique and significantly improve procedural confidence. These mannequins have proven to be an excellent platform for effective and consistent skill development.