WO2013073210A1

WO2013073210A1 - Prostatic hyperplasia model and prostate surgery simulator

Info

Publication number: WO2013073210A1
Application number: PCT/JP2012/057574
Authority: WO
Inventors: 公志松田; 秀文木下; 幸雄岡本
Original assignee: 学校法人関西医科大学; 株式会社いわさき
Priority date: 2011-11-17
Filing date: 2012-03-23
Publication date: 2013-05-23
Also published as: JP2013109030A; JP5984104B2

Abstract

A prostatic hyperplasia model, which enables the reproduction of HoLEP surgery and allows an operator to simulate enucleation of the prostate as if s/he were conducting the actual surgery, said prostatic hyperplasia model being characterized by comprising prostatic inner gland parts (12a, 12b) simulating enlarged inner glands in the prostate, an outer gland membrane part (12f) covering the outer peripheral surface of the inner gland parts and simulating the outer gland membrane, and a ureteral stricture part (U) formed within the inner gland parts, wherein the inner gland parts are bonded to the outer gland membrane part via adhesive layers (12e, 12e'), and these adhesive layers are formed of a mixture of gluten with glycerin.

Description

Prostatic hypertrophy model and prostate surgery simulator

The present invention relates to a prostatic hypertrophy model and a prostatic surgery simulator for acquiring a surgical technique for treating prostatic hypertrophy.

Currently, about 80% of Japanese men are said to have benign prostatic hyperplasia by the age of 80. In the case of prostatic hypertrophy, if treatment cannot be improved by drug treatment, surgical treatment is necessary.
The most standard surgical method is a method called transurethral prostatectomy (TUR-P), in which resection is performed while viewing the affected area with an endoscope.
Specifically, first, an endoscope is inserted from the urethral outlet, moved toward the bladder, and the prostate in front of the bladder is displayed on the monitor. The enlarged prostate that is projected bulges toward the inside of the urethra, so the urethra of that part appears to be thinner.

Next, the prostate (inner gland) bulging in front of the bladder is excised with an electric knife, and the urethral stricture portion is expanded.
The above TUR-P has the advantage that the abdomen is not damaged because it is performed using an endoscope. On the other hand, since the operation is performed while slicing the enlarged portion of the prostate with an electric knife, the enlargement of the prostate is advanced. There is a disadvantage that there is a lot of bleeding if it is.
In general, since a liquid not containing an electrolyte is used as the reflux liquid, the reflux liquid may enter the circulatory system from the vein and cause hyponatremia. In particular, since α1 blockers are the first choice in recent years and the period of medical treatment has been prolonged, very large prostatic hypertrophy is often the target of surgery, and the complications of these TUR-Ps are It has become a big problem.

Under such circumstances, a completely different method has been developed as the concept of endoscopic surgery. That is holmium laser enucleation of the prostate (HoLEP).
HoLEP is a method of exfoliating the surgical capsule and adenoma under the endoscope to enucleate the prostate gland, and is an excellent surgical method for benign prostatic hyperplasia. Is actually improving their skills while performing actual surgery under the guidance of skilled doctors.
Therefore, the applicant of the present application has developed a simulation model for prostate surgery that can faithfully reproduce HoLEP surgery (see Patent Document 1).

JP 2011-85689 A

With the development of the simulation model for prostate surgery, it has become possible to simulate HoLEP surgery in which the boundary between the inner gland and the outer gland membrane is confirmed and the boundary is removed with a holmium laser.
However, at present, it is not limited to learning how to operate the holmium laser, and the laser operating sensation when peeling the boundary layer between the inner gland component that mimics the prostate gland and the outer gland membrane that mimics the outer gland membrane In addition, there is a need for simulation models that are more sophisticated, such as making the cut-out image of the boundary portion displayed on the monitor closer to the actual situation.
Further, in prostate enucleation surgery, an operation of peeling the boundary layer while applying pressure to the front side of the prostate is also performed. Therefore, it is desirable that the inner gland component can be displaced with a certain amount of resistance.

The present invention has been made in consideration of the problems in the conventional simulation model as described above, and is a prostatic hypertrophy model that reproduces the HoLEP operation and can simulate the nuclear enucleation operation of the prostate with almost the same feeling as the actual operation. And a prostate surgery simulator.

The present invention has two forms: a prostatic hypertrophy model and a prostate surgery simulator using the model.

The first form has an inner gland part imitating an enlarged inner gland in the prostate, and an outer gland membrane part imitating an outer gland membrane,
The outer gland membrane part covers the outer peripheral surface of the inner gland component,
A ureteral stricture is formed in the inner gland component,
The inner gland component and the outer gland membrane portion are connected by an adhesive layer, and the adhesive layer is a prostatic hypertrophy model composed of a mixture of gluten and glycerin.
In the prostatic hypertrophy model, the inner gland component is a combination of a right lobe component that mimics the right lobe, a left lobe component that mimics the left lobe, and a middle lobe component that mimics the middle lobe. Furthermore, it is connected across the right lobe component and the left lobe component via an adhesive layer.
Moreover, it is preferable that the mixing ratio of the said gluten and the said glycerol in the said adhesion layer is 50 mass parts, respectively.
The amount of glycerin is preferably 0.7 to 1.4 times the total amount of gluten and glycerin in the adhesive layer.
Further, the inner gland component and the outer gland membrane can be constituted by heating a mixture of gluten, starch, glycerin and water.

A second aspect of the present invention is a prostate hypertrophy model having the above-described configuration,
It is a prostate surgery simulator configured by a bladder part that has a recess capable of attaching and detaching the prostatic hypertrophy model and a liquid storage part communicating with the ureteral stenosis part and imitating a bladder.
In the prostate surgery simulator, the ureteral stenosis portion of the prostatic hypertrophy model mounted in the recess can be configured to communicate with a urethral component simulating a urethra.
Further, the liquid storage part can be filled with an electrolyte such as water or physiological saline.
Moreover, it is preferable to provide a reflux device for filtering the liquid stored in the liquid storage part and refluxing it to the liquid storage part.

According to the present invention, HoLEP surgery is reproduced, and the laser operation sensation is trained when the boundary layer between the inner gland part imitating the internal gland of the prostate and the outer gland membrane part imitating the outer gland membrane is peeled off. In addition, the cut-out image of the boundary portion projected on the monitor can be reproduced as it is.

It is a perspective view which shows the whole structure of the prostate surgery simulator of this invention. It is sectional drawing which shows the internal structure of the prostate surgery simulator of FIG. It is the perspective view which looked at the prostate cartridge mounting state from the back of a simulator main part. FIG. 4 is a view corresponding to FIG. 3 showing a state where the prostate cartridge is removed. It is explanatory drawing which showed the prostate and its surrounding tissue. It is explanatory drawing which shows the state which the prostate enlarged. It is the figure which showed the structure of the prostate model, (a) is a top view, (b) is a side view, (c) is AA arrow sectional drawing of Fig.7 (a). It is sectional drawing which showed the modification of the prostate component. (a)-(d) is process drawing explaining the training method using the prostate surgery simulator of this invention.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail based on the embodiments shown in the drawings.
1. Prostate Surgery Simulator FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing the overall configuration of a prostate surgery simulator (hereinafter abbreviated as a simulator) of the present invention.
In the figure, a simulator 1 is composed of a box-shaped case 2 and a simulator main body 3 installed on the case 2.
The simulator body 3 has a shape that is obtained by cutting the lower abdomen. The simulator body 3 is formed of, for example, a polyester resin fiber reinforced with glass fiber.
A urethra part 4 made of silicon rubber that imitates the urethra and its surrounding tissue is fitted in the front part of the simulator body 3. The urethral component 4 is provided with a cylindrical urethra portion 4b (see FIG. 2) having an endoscope insertion port 4a.
In FIG. 1, XX ′ indicates the front-rear direction, YY ′ indicates the left-right direction, and ZZ ′ indicates the up-down direction. The front side corresponds to the urethra side and the rear side corresponds to the bladder side.

An opening 3a is provided in the upper part of the simulator body 3, and a prostate cartridge described later can be mounted or removed through this opening 3a. A bladder part 5 (see FIG. 2) simulating a bladder is disposed in the simulator body 3.
A caster 6 for facilitating the movement of the simulator 1 is provided on the bottom surface of the case 2.

FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view showing the internal configuration of the simulator.
The bladder part 5 is formed in a container shape so as to function as a liquid storage part. The bladder part 5 stores the reflux water W as a liquid storage with a prostate cartridge attached.
A container 5 a for receiving the bladder part 5 is provided outside the bladder part 5, and a drain port 5 b provided at the rear part of the container 5 a is connected to the intake port 9 a of the reflux device 9 via the intake pipe 7. ing. The reflux water W includes an electrolytic solution such as water or physiological saline.
The reflux device 9 includes a filter for filtering the reflux water W used in the simulation and a pump for sending the filtered reflux water W to the bladder component 5 from the discharge port 9b.
Specifically, the reflux water W overflowing the bladder part 5 is taken into the reflux device 9 from the drain port 5b through the intake pipe 7 and filtered by the filter, and the filtered reflux water W is branched into two. , 8b, respectively.

One water supply pipe 8 a communicates the discharge port 9 b of the reflux device 9 and the front empty chamber 10 a of the prostate cartridge 10, and returns the reflux water W into the bladder part 5 through a gap between the urethra portion 4 b of the prostate cartridge 10. It is like that.
The other water supply pipe 8b connects the discharge port 9b and the outer cylinder device 14 housing the endoscope 30, and the reflux water W discharged from the water supply pipe 8b is connected to the inner wall of the outer cylinder device 14 with the inner wall. It flows through the gap with the endoscope 30.
The reflux water W that is sent to the outer cylinder device 14 and discharged in a cylindrical shape from around the endoscope 30 is for expanding the field of view of the endoscope 30.

A water receiver 2a is provided at the front part of the simulator body 3, and receives the reflux water W leaked from the urethral component 4, and guides it to the drain tank 9c through the drain pipe 2b.
A cavity (recess) 5c into which the prostate cartridge 10 can be fitted is formed in the front part of the bladder part 5. When the prostate cartridge 10 is mounted in the cavity 5c, the urethra of the urethra part 4 described above. The portion 4b is inserted into the front through hole 10b of the prostate cartridge 10.
In the figure, reference numeral 5d denotes a stopper for holding the prostate cartridge 10 in the cavity 5c. When the prostate cartridge 10 is lifted in the direction of arrow B, the prostate cartridge 10 can be removed.

FIG. 3 is an explanatory view of the simulator body 3 as viewed from the rear, and shows a state where the prostate cartridge 10 is mounted.

FIG. 4 shows a state in which the prostate cartridge 10 is removed from the cavity 5c, and the urethra 4b of the urethral component 4 appears on the back side of the cavity 5c.
Next, the configuration of the prostate cartridge 10 will be described. Before that, enlargement of the prostate will be described.

FIG. 5 shows the prostate and surrounding tissues.
The prostate 20 exists so as to surround the urethra 22 in the vicinity of the outlet of the bladder 21, and has a two-layer structure having the size of a walnut. The inner portion is called the inner gland 20a and the outer portion is called the outer gland membrane 20b. Under normal conditions, the inner gland and the outer gland membrane have almost the same thickness. In the figure, 23 is a seminal vesicle and 24 is a urethral sphincter.
When the prostate enlarges, as shown in FIG. 6, the inner gland 20a expands to become an adenoma, while the outer gland membrane 20b expands, as if the contents of the mandarin orange (inner gland 20a) and the skin (outer gland membrane 20b). It becomes a shape like this.
When prostatic hypertrophy occurs, the inner gland 20a enlarges and presses the urethra 22 to cause difficulty in urination and frequent urination, so that the inner gland 20a portion is removed in the treatment by surgery.

2. Prostate Cartridge FIG. 7 shows the structure of the prostate cartridge. FIG. 7A is a plan view, FIG. 7B is a side view, and FIG. 7C is a cross-sectional view taken along the line AA in FIG. is there.
The prostate cartridge 10 is composed of a cartridge outer frame 11 and a prostate part 12 which is accommodated in the cartridge outer frame 11 and imitates an enlarged prostate. The prostate cartridge 10 is replaced every time a simulation is performed. It has become.

2.1 Cartridge outer frame The cartridge outer frame 11 is made of an elastic body formed of a material such as gelatin, silicone rubber, or urethane resin in a bottomed cylindrical shape, and the urethra portion 4b of the urethral component 4 is inserted into the front portion thereof. The front through-hole 10b is provided.

2.2 Prostate parts The prostate part 12 is composed of an inner gland part and an outer gland membrane part, and the inner gland parts are a right lobe part 12a imitating an enlarged right lobe, a left lobe part 12b imitating an enlarged left lobe, and a middle lobe. It is comprised from three parts of the middle leaf part 12c which imitated. A stenosis passage (ureter stenosis) U is intentionally formed between the right lobe component 12a and the left lobe component 12b.
The right side wall 12d of the right lobe component 12a is connected to the outer gland membrane portion 12f via an adhesive layer 12e simulating mucous membranes.
The left side wall 12g of the left lobe component 12b is connected to the outer gland membrane portion 12h via the adhesive layer 12e.
The middle lobe component 12c disposed below the right lobe component 12a and the left lobe component 12b (on the right side in FIG. 7 (a)) is connected to the outer

gland membrane portions

12f and 12h via the adhesive layer 12e ′, The right lobe component 12a and the left lobe component 12b are also connected.

The prostate part 12 having the above-described configuration is assembled so as to surround the narrowed passage U in the cartridge outer frame 11. Then, after being mounted in the cavity 5 c of the bladder part 5, it is immersed in the reflux water W stored in the bladder part 5.
The right leaf part 12a, the left leaf part 12b, and the middle leaf part 12c are 40 to 70 parts by mass of powdered vacuum-dried gluten containing wheat as a main raw material, 0 to 20 parts by mass of starch, 30 to 50 parts by mass of glycerin, and water 5 A mixture of parts by mass is formed into a lump by heating at 100 to 120 ° C. for 60 to 90 minutes. Glycerin is used as an adjuster for softening the hardness of the inner gland component.
The outer

gland membrane portions

12f and 12h are prepared by mixing powdery vacuum-dried gluten 35 to 65 parts by mass, starch 0 to 35 parts by mass, glycerin 40 to 60 parts by mass and water 5 to 10 parts by mass. It is formed into a bag shape by heating at 75 ° C. for 75 minutes.

Since the hardness of the inner gland parts and outer

gland membrane portions

12f and 12h is proportional to the gluten content, for example, when a beginner performs a simulation, the gluten content is reduced to make it softer, and an expert performs the simulation. When doing so, it can be adjusted according to the skill of the trainee, such as increasing the blending amount of gluten to make it harder.
The pressure-sensitive adhesive layer 12e can be obtained by mixing powdery vacuum-dried gluten and glycerin. Since gluten only solidifies and loses elasticity, the elasticity (stickiness) is maintained by adding glycerin.

The amount of glycerol present can be selected in the range of 0.7 to 1.4 times the total amount of gluten and glycerol, preferably 0.9 to 1.1 times, and most preferably 1.0 times. . The result that the mixture ratio of gluten and glycerin is 1.0: 1.0, specifically, the mixture of 50 parts by mass of vacuum-dried gluten and 50 parts by mass of glycerin is the closest to the living body. Yes.
When the amount of glycerin is more than 1.0 times and 1.4 times or less, it can be easily excised with a laser having a weak output. Therefore, this blending ratio can be used for a practitioner who is not accustomed to the sense of distance between the target site and the laser irradiation unit.

Also, if the amount of glycerin is 0.7 times or more and less than 1.0 times, the stickiness is strong, and it is necessary to have a technique for increasing the output of the laser to keep the irradiation distance short and constant. There is a risk of removing the outer gland. Therefore, those with this blending ratio can be intended for advanced users.
Furthermore, if the amount of glycerin is too small, less than 0.7 times, the time required for excision with the laser becomes long, which is inconvenient that it differs from the actual surgical sensation in the human body, 1.4 times. If the amount is too much, it cannot be used because it collapses at the moment of laser irradiation.
Further, when starch is used in addition to gluten and glycerin, for example, turbidity is generated during laser irradiation and visibility is deteriorated. Therefore, only gluten and glycerin are used for the adhesive layer 12e.

The gluten used in the present embodiment is preferably gluten mainly composed of wheat or soybean as described above, and one that does not contain sugar is recommended so that it does not burn even when holmium yag laser is applied. The
In forming the pressure-sensitive adhesive layer 12e, the pressure-sensitive adhesive material obtained by the above blending can be formed in a film shape, and can also be formed by applying it in a streak shape. Alternatively, it may be formed by pasting a sheet or net formed in advance.

In identifying the prostate component materials and blending ratios, various materials were tested as shown below. For example,
As the material a, gelatin powder, water and resin fibers mixed and hardened, when irradiated with laser, the surrounding gelatin melts before the resin fibers melt, and the resin fibers pop out. became.
Even if glycerin or granular rubber was further added to the material a as the material b, it was not possible to improve it.
As the material c, a mixture of gelatin powder, water and glycerin mixed and hardened resulted in excessive dissolution to the surroundings by heat.
The material d using scissors as the material d resulted in a slightly swelled and solidified shape that provided an almost realistic feel. It has been found that plant-based materials are preferable because animal-based materials tend to become cloudy.
As the material e, a silicon resin-based material has a problem that it is burnt during laser irradiation, and is excluded because only the laser irradiated portion emits red light due to the high combustion temperature of the silicon resin.
In addition to the above, various materials were tested, and it was confirmed that the most realistic feel was obtained when water was added based on gluten and glycerin.

Moreover, about the adhesion layer 12e, what can distinguish the trace cut | disconnected with the holmium yag laser clearly from other adhesion layers is preferable.
An operator who performs HoLEP surgery training experiences a sensation of gradually peeling off the right lobe component 12a from the outer gland membrane portion 12f, for example, by burning out the adhesive layer 12e in a specific direction using a holmium yag laser. Can do.
Therefore, if the inner gland component and the outer gland membrane portion 12f are colored with different colors, it becomes easy to distinguish each part.
In addition, by preparing a plurality of types of parts having different hardnesses for the inner gland parts and the outer

gland membrane parts

12f and 12h, it becomes possible to simulate a nuclear surgery from a beginner to an expert.

FIG. 8 is a cross-sectional view showing a modified example of the prostate part, and corresponds to FIG.
The prostate component 13 shown in the figure has a gap S between the right lobe component 13a and the outer gland membrane portion 13b, and the right lobe component 13a and the outer gland membrane portion 13b are partially separated in the gap S. The adhesive sheet 13c to be connected is laminated with a thickness of 2 to 6 mm.
The adhesive sheets 13c are all made of the same material (gluten + glycerin) and have elasticity and adhesiveness like soft rubber. Therefore, if it is pushed in the direction of arrow F, it can be deformed in the thickness direction. This is in response to the request that it can be moved forward and backward (in the direction of the urethra component 4-blade component 5) by being pushed by the endoscope, as in the case of actual treatment.

Thereby, it is possible to experience a feeling of peeling off the right lobe component 13a from the outer gland membrane portion 13b, for example, in a state close to the actual surgical technique.
The left lobe component 13d is similarly provided with a gap S, and similarly, the left lobe component 13d and the outer gland membrane portion 13b are connected via the adhesive sheet 13c.
Further, in the present invention, if a thin tube is placed instead of the vascular tissue around the connecting part of the outer gland membrane part and the prostate part, or around the connecting part, and a red liquid is poured into the tube, holmium It will also be possible to experience hemostasis using a yag laser.

Next, a training method for prostate treatment surgery using the simulator of the present invention will be described with reference to the process diagram of FIG.
9A, the HoLEP endoscope 30 is inserted from the endoscope insertion port 4a (see FIG. 2) of the urethral component 4, and the endoscope 30 is inserted into the bladder component 5 through the narrowed passage U. insert.
The right lobe component 13a, the left lobe component 13b, the middle lobe component 12c (see FIG. 7A), and the bladder component 5 are observed with the inserted endoscope 30.
The internal gland of the prostate is composed of a right lobe, a left lobe, and a middle lobe. When performing enucleation training, first, the middle lobe part imitating the middle lobe is enucleated.

Next to the seminal vesicle, the adhesive layer 12e ′ (see FIG. 7A) is incised by a holmium yag laser to find a boundary layer between the middle lobe component 12c and the outer

gland membrane portions

12f and 12h.
The holmium yag laser has a high absorption rate in water or saline and other electrolytes, and the tissue can be excised at a distance of 2.0 mm or less, and at the same time, hemostasis is performed by burning the tissue. If the tip of the tube is separated from the tissue by 5.0 mm, the tissue is not affected.

Since the prostate component 12 of the present invention includes the

adhesive layers

12e and 12e 'imitating the mucous membrane to be excised by the holmium yag laser, the laser fiber tip of the holmium yag laser is brought close to the

mucosal layers

12e and 12e'. By performing the excision work with the red illuminated part as a target, it is possible to experience a nuclear operation that is almost the same as the actual operation.
When the holmium yag laser is irradiated from a close distance to the adhesive layer 12e composed of gluten and glycerin, the network structure of the adhesive layer 12e is cut and changed into a lint-like shape. This situation is very similar to the state in which the mucous membrane between the inner gland and the outer gland membrane is cut with a laser, and you can experience the sensation of peeling the inner gland.

Next, it enters the back side of the middle lobe component 12c along the adhesive layer 12e 'and peels toward the bladder component 5 so as to turn up the middle lobe component 12c.
Next, the adhesive layer 12e ′ is cut out on both sides of the middle lobe component 12c from the portion corresponding to the bladder neck of the bladder component 5.
At this time, since the middle lobe component 12c is attached only at the portion corresponding to the bladder neck, the attached portion is cut off to release the middle lobe component 12c into the bladder component 5. Thereby, the core training of the middle leaf part 12c is completed.

Next, enucleation training for the right lobe component 12a is performed. Note that enucleation training may be performed from the left lobe component 12b.
In FIG. 9B, the right lobe component 12a is detached from the outer gland membrane portion 12f by irradiating the boundary layer between the right lobe component 12a and the outer gland membrane portion 12f, that is, the adhesive layer 12e, with the holmium yag laser 31. To go. At this time, peeling is performed from the urethra side where the sphincter is located toward the bladder part 5 side and the abdomen side. The bladder part 5 is not shown.
On the urethra side, the adhesive layer 12e is peeled along the outline of the right lobe component 12a from the ventral side to the dorsal side or from the dorsal side to the ventral side, and the peeled portion is made continuous.
Next, the adhesive layer 12e between the outer gland membrane 12f and the right lobe component 12a connected from the ventral side to the dorsal side is evenly peeled from the urethra side toward the bladder component 5 on the ventral dorsal side. As this separation progresses, the right lobe component 12a is attached only at the bladder neck (see FIG. 9C).

In FIG.9 (d), the part connected to the bladder neck part is cut off, the right lobe part 12a is released, and the enucleation training of the right lobe part 12a is completed.
Enucleation training for the left lobe component 12b is also performed in the same manner as the enucleation training for the right lobe component 12a, thereby completing the enucleation training for the inner gland.
A nephroscope (Struts) is inserted from the front through-hole 10b, and the glandularized nucleus in the bladder part 5 is cut and collected using a molcerator.
Next, the urinary catheter of about 20 Fr is placed from the front through-hole 10b to complete the training.

This application claims the benefit of priority based on Japanese Patent Application No. 2011-251695 filed on November 17, 2011. The entire contents of the specification of Japanese Patent Application No. 2011-251695 filed on November 17, 2011 are incorporated herein by reference.

The prostatic hypertrophy model and the prostatic surgery simulator of the present invention can be used as a means for acquiring a surgical technique for treating prostatic hypertrophy.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Simulator 2 Case 3 Simulator main body 3a Opening part 4 Urethral part 4a Endoscope insertion port 5 Bladder part 6 Caster 7

Water intake pipe

8a, 8b Water supply pipe 9 Reflux device 10 Prostate cartridge 11 Cartridge outer frame 12 Prostate part 12a Right lobe part 12b Left lobe component 12c Middle lobe component 12d Right side wall 12e Adhesive layer 12e 'Adhesive layer 12f Outer gland membrane part 12g Left side wall 12h Outer gland membrane part 14 Outer tube instrument 30 Endoscope 31 Holmium yag laser U Stenosis passage (ureter stenosis)
W Reflux water

Claims

It has an inner gland part that imitates the enlarged gland in the prostate, and an outer gland membrane part that mimics the outer gland membrane,
The outer gland membrane part covers the outer peripheral surface of the inner gland component,
A ureteral stricture is formed in the inner gland component,
A prostatic hypertrophy model, wherein the inner gland component and the outer gland membrane part are connected by an adhesive layer, and the adhesive layer is composed of a mixture of gluten and glycerin.
The inner gland component is a combination of a right lobe component imitating the right lobe, a left lobe component imitating the left lobe, and a middle lobe component imitating the middle lobe, and the intermediate lobe component further passes through the adhesive layer. The prostatic hypertrophy model according to claim 1, wherein the prostatic hypertrophy model is connected across the right lobe component and the left lobe component.
The prostatic hypertrophy model according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the amount of glycerin present is 0.7 to 1.4 times the total amount of gluten and glycerin in the adhesive layer.
The prostatic hypertrophy model according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the inner gland component and the outer gland membrane part are constituted by heating a mixture of gluten, starch, glycerin and water.
A prostatic hypertrophy model according to any one of claims 1 to 4,
A prostate surgery simulator, comprising: a bladder part that can attach and detach the prostatic hypertrophy model; and a bladder part that simulates the bladder and has a liquid storage part that communicates with the ureteral stenosis part.
The prostate surgery simulator according to claim 5, wherein the ureteral stricture portion of the prostatic hypertrophy model mounted in the recess is configured to communicate with a urethral component simulating a urethra.
The prostate surgery simulator according to claim 5 or 6, wherein the liquid storage part is filled with an electrolyte such as water or physiological saline.
The prostate surgery simulator according to any one of claims 5 to 7, further comprising a reflux device for filtering the liquid stored in the liquid storage part and refluxing the liquid storage part.