Pulsatile Pump with integrated 37°C heated reservoir for nitinol device Simulation | SurgeonsLab

Mini Portable Pulsatile Pump With
Heated Reservoir (37 °C)

About - Heated Reservoir Unit

At SurgeonsLab, we believe that true-to-life testing and demonstrations are the key to proving the reliability of every endovascular device and implant. That’s why we created the mini portable pulsatile pump with heated reservoir (37 °C) a compact, plug-and-play solution designed to recreate physiologic conditions anytime, anywhere. This portable system is engineered for R & D teams, training specialists, and endovascular companies who need realistic simulation environments for testing, validation, and demonstration.

Quick Demonstrations

Setup in minutes and showcase devices like Flow diverters, Coils, Thrombectomy devices, Occluders, IVC filters, and Endografts without heavy infrastructure.

Portable & Easy Setup

Light weight and travel ready ideal for medical training, R & D labs, conferences, and clinician’s office demos.

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Universal Compatibility
Designed to work with embolic devices NBCA, onyx, microspheres, advanced tools like aspiration catheters and stent retrievers, and covered stents for EVAR and TEVAR.

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Confidence in Results
Realistic hemodynamics ensure precise and reliable deployment of closure devices such as PFO closure, ASD closure, and LAAC—trusted in vascular surgery and interventional radiology.

Core Features

Temperature Control

The integrated reservoir maintains fluids at 37 °C,
ensuring life like viscosity and accurate performance
for stents, catheters, and guidewires.

Integrated Mini Pump

Compact, silent, and reliable mimicking arterial
and venous circulation for Medical devices
and MedTech innovation.

Why Physiologic Simulation Matters

Temperature Matters

Shape-memory alloys and polymers behave differently at room temperature. Stents and Drug coated balloons only show true flexibility, expansion, and drug release at 37 °C.

Blood Flow is Dynamic

Realistic pulsatile flow at 120/80 mmHg affects how embolization agents and thrombectomy devices perform in practice.

Precision is Critical

Devices such as self-expanding stents, occluders, and grafts demand body-temperature conditions for accurate deployment.

Standards Demand It

FDA and CE approvals are built on physiologic testing. Validation under real-world conditions is not optional—it’s the baseline for trust.

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Frequently asked questions

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  • How does the heated reservoir enhance medical device testing, especially Nitinol-based devices?

    Our heated reservoir unit maintains 37°C, creating a physiologic temperature pulsatile pump environment. This enables realistic medical device testing under body-like conditions.
  • What types of medical devices can be tested with this system?

    You can test stents, catheters, and components for blood pumps. Our medical simulation pulsatile pump with a heated reservoir provides an endovascular device demonstration for validation and training.
  • How to create pulsatile flow?

    Use our portable pulsatile pump system to program rate and stroke volume. It generates pulsating fluid flow that mimics cardiac cycles for the pulsatile flow pump setup.
  • Is the system portable and easy to set up?

    Yes. The Mini Portable Pulsatile Pump With Heated Reservoir (37°C) is a portable physiological simulation pump that sets up in minutes on any benchtop.
  • How does this system support medical device validation?

    It delivers repeatable pulsatile blood pump conditions at 37°C for medical device testing. Engineers can document deployment and migration data needed for medical device validation.
  • Can I schedule a demonstration of the system?

    Yes. We offer demonstrations of our Portable Pulsatile Pump for training and an endovascular device demonstration pump, online or onsite. Contact us to schedule.
  • What is the problem with the pulsating pump?

    Typical problems are air bubbles, inconsistent pulsating fluid flow, and temperature drift. Our pulsatile pump system includes self-priming and thermal control to reduce these issues.
  • What happens when too much flow is allowed through a pump?

    Excess flow causes unrealistic wall stress and device migration. Our pulsatile blood pump and pulsatile pump heated reservoir include flow limiters to maintain physiologic ranges.
  • What is a heat pump?

    The pump is supplied with a steady set temperature, which holds the fluid at that temperature. Ours maintains 37°C for medical simulation pulsatile pump heated reservoir applications.
  • What is a pulsatile pump?

    A pulsatile pump creates rhythmic pressure waves like a heartbeat. Our medical simulation pulsatile pump and mini portable pulsatile pump replicate cardiac output for training.
  • What do you mean by pulsatile flow?

    Pulsatile flow is a periodic surging flow with systolic and diastolic phases. Our pulsatile flow pump reproduces this pattern for realistic vascular simulations.
  • What is a pump used in medical devices?

    In devices, pumps move blood or fluids. Our portable pulsatile pump acts as a blood pump analog for testing IVC filters and stents ex vivo.
  • What is the standard for medical device testing?

    Standards depend on device class, often ISO 25539 for vascular implants. Our medical device testing platform provides documented flow and temperature for compliance.
  • What does pulsation do?

    Pulsation generates cyclic pressure that stresses devices in vivo. It is essential for testing deployment stability with our pulsatile pump system.
  • How to determine minimum flow of pump?

    Minimum flow depends on vessel size and shear targets. Our Pulsation Pump with Mini Flow enables precise low-flow control for small-vessel simulations.
  • Are there any additional costs?

    Additional costs depend on accessories, consumables, and shipping for your portable pulsatile pump system. Contact us for a tailored scope and proposal.
  • What is the price of the Heated Reservoir Unit?

    We do not list fixed pricing. Please contact our team at info@surgeonslab.com to discuss your heated reservoir unit configuration.
  • What is the price of the Portable Pulsatile Pump with Heated Reservoir?

    Pricing is customized by application. Share your needs for the Mini Portable Pulsatile Pump With Heated Reservoir (37°C), and we will prepare a proposal.
  • Does the pricing include support services or training?

    Support and training are scoped separately. We include options for installation and application training when you discuss your portable pulsatile pump system with us.
  • What is the cost of a pulsation dampener?

    Costs vary by integration requirements. Contact us to discuss your pulsation dampener needs for the medical simulation pulsatile pump.

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