Fujifilm India has introduced the mikoto Colon Model, a groundbreaking endoscopy simulator, during the Indian Association of Gastrointestinal Endosurgeons (IAGES) Prof. Dr. B Krishna Rau Simulation Training Programme in Chennai. This innovative technology reaffirms Fujifilm’s commitment to enhancing medical education and improving healthcare outcomes in India.

The mikoto Colon Model is a cutting-edge simulation tool designed to transform endoscopy training. Its compact and portable design integrates advanced sensors and artificial intelligence, delivering realistic feedback, performance evaluations, and procedural scoring. With four levels of difficulty, the simulator supports self-paced learning, catering to practitioners at various skill levels. By fostering precision and confidence, the mikoto Colon Model equips healthcare professionals to provide superior endoscopic care, ultimately benefiting patients.

Speaking about the innovation, Prof. Masashi Fujii, MD, Ph.D., CEO of R Zero Inc., Japan, emphasized “The mikoto Colon Model is a significant step forward in medical training. Combining technology with education, it allows healthcare professionals to refine their skills in a realistic environment, leading to better patient outcomes.”

Highlighting the significance of endoscopy training, Dr. Subhash Agarwal, President, IAGES, remarked “Since 2016, the IAGES Endoscopy Board has worked tirelessly to promote advanced endoscopy training for surgeons. With support from our dedicated Chennai 2024 team, we are proud to launch the Prof. BKR Simulation-Based Training Programs, further advancing endoscopy education in India.”

Jumpei Toyoda, General Manager, Fujifilm Healthcare Asia Pacific, Endoscopy, expressed Fujifilm’s vision for advancing medical technology “The introduction of the mikoto Colon Model in India underscores Fujifilm’s commitment to delivering cutting-edge healthcare solutions. This technology empowers endoscopy professionals to sharpen their skills, setting new benchmarks in diagnostic and therapeutic capabilities.”

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The unveiling of the mikoto Colon Model signifies a pivotal moment in medical training, highlighting Fujifilm’s dedication to integrating advanced simulation technology with practical learning. By enhancing the precision and proficiency of healthcare professionals, Fujifilm aims to elevate the standards of endoscopic care and improve patient outcomes across the healthcare spectrum.

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