​Veterflix (veterflix.com), serviced by 3D Medivision (CEO Kim Ki-jin), a medical edutech company, announced that it has successfully completed two days of ultrasound training with Professor Yoon Hak-young (Veterinary Imaging Medicine at jeonbuk National University).

A total of 24 veterinarians participated in the training, and a total of eight tables were operated, one trillion per three. On the first day, it dealt with abdominal and cardiac ultrasound on the second day, and after learning the basics through theoretical lectures in the morning, practical training through experimental dogs continued in the afternoon.

The training was legally conducted through IACUC-approved experimental dogs at the VGTC (Veterflix Global Training Center), a veterinarian clinical practice education and training center in Songdo run by Veterflix.

​The latest ultrasound equipment from Samsung Medison and Canon was used for practical training, and Professor Yoon Hak-young oversaw the entire practice and one instructor was assigned to each of the two tables to assist practical training.

The students expressed satisfaction with the ultrasound training, leaving reviews, saying, "The environment was good," "I was satisfied with the theory and practice lectures," "I was able to focus on various organs for a long time," "I liked the fact that graduate teachers and professors taught me throughout the practice," and I was satisfied with the ultrasound training.

After two days of training, certificates were issued to 24 students.

​Students of this ultrasound practice will be provided with Professor Yoon Hak-young's theoretical lecture and ultrasound demonstration video separately for 30 days on the day of the practice. Students are expected to be able to improve the completeness of their learning by freely getting a chance to review for 30 days, not just in simple practice.

"We plan to conduct more improved ultrasound practice more often in the future," a Betterflix official said. "We will try to provide veterinarians with more opportunities to practice in various fields."

source : https://www.dailyvet.co.kr/news/academy/180326 (KR)

​Betterflix (veterflix.com), serviced by 3D Medivision (CEO Kim Ki-jin), a medical edutech company, will hold two days of ultrasound practice with Professor Yoon Hak-young of Chonbuk National University on January 29 (Sun) and February 5 (Sun).

This ultrasound training includes wet-lab using Canon and Samsung Medison's ultrasound devices. An imaging medical instructor, including Professor Yoon Hak-young, is deployed to ask questions and receive feedback immediately during practice.

Twenty-four veterinarians (a group of three) who want to learn abdominal and cardiac ultrasound properly will be recruited on a first-come, first-served basis.

 (kr​Yoon Hak-young, a professor of Chonbuk National University, graduated from Konkuk University's College of Veterinary Medicine and went through the Department of Imaging Medicine at Konkuk University's Animal Hospital. He gained field experience while serving as an adjunct professor at Konkuk University, representative director of Bundang Leaders Animal Medical Center at 24:00, vice president of Sungshin Women's University branch at VIP Animal Medical Center, and director of radiology at Nell Animal Medical Center.

Details can be found on the Veterflix website(Ultrasohograpy landing page)

Meanwhile, Veterflix is also holding a New Year's event. Under the theme of "Shall we expand the scope of treatment in our animal hospital to the dentist from the new year?" You can take Dr. Brett's dental package (52 VODs in total) at once. In particular, it is expected to be helpful for animal hospitals that are usually interested in dental treatment as one person can purchase it and up to three people can watch it.

Source : https://www.dailyvet.co.kr/news/academy/178071 (KR)

ZERON BIO, a PDRN-based raw material drug company, announced on the 27th that it has signed a strategic MOU with 3DMedivision to enter the domestic and foreign veterinary market.

ZERON BIO plans to join hands with 3DMedivision, a company specializing in medical edutech, to launch joint research to enter the domestic and foreign veterinary market. Based on PDRN-based pharmaceutical technology developed by ZERON BIO with its own technology, it will jointly target the domestic and foreign veterinary markets by utilizing the veterinary infrastructure owned by 3DMedivision.

PDRN is a nucleic acid substance extracted from salmon sperm or sperm, and is widely used as filler, pain injections, and eye drops in the phosphorus market due to its excellent regenerative effect. ZERON BIO will start producing pain injections, eye drops, and fillers and start selling them in earnest next year.

Until now, PDRN has not been used in the veterinary market due to high prices, but ZERON BIO has developed mass production technology, enabling it to enter the veterinary market. Based on this, ZERON BIO expects to maximize synergy with 3DMedivision, the No. 1 medical edutech company in the veterinary field.

3DMediVision established a 200-pyeong training center in Songdo last year. There are 15 beds, surgical instruments, and 3D filming equipment installed. In addition, next to the laboratory, 132 people can watch videos in real time and share their opinions, making it a leading company in the domestic and foreign veterinary education market.

Kim Ki-jin, CEO of 3DMediVision, said, "This agreement has created a foundation for providing high-quality veterinary services," adding, "We have prepared another revenue generation source through entering the animal market using PDRN."

Kim Deok-gyu, CEO of ZERON BIO, also said, "Based on 3DMedivision's excellent infrastructure, we will be able to pioneer another market using PDRN," adding, "We will try to contribute to the veterinary market by making various treatments through PDRN in the future."

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​WSI(299170), a pharmaceutical and medical device distribution company, will enter the veterinary market in earnest with 3DMEDIVISION, a medical edutech company.

WSI announced that it has signed a strategic business agreement with 3D Medivision, which operates the veterinary education platform "Veterflix" to advance into the pet medical field through the development of animal endoscopy.

3D Medivision, which has the largest veterinary online education content in Korea, is solidifying its position in the field of veterinary education by producing and supplying educational content, online and offline combined education, and seminars through Veterflix, an education platform exclusively for veterinarians.

WSI is pushing to develop a disposable epidural catheter for animals to expand the scope of use of the disposable epidural catheter product KESS300 to animals, and held a seminar on how to use the model at the Veterflix Global Training Center (VGTC) in Songdo, Incheon on the 29th.

​"As a result of continuous cooperation with related institutions and researchers to enter the veterinary market, we received a positive response that technology can be applied to the market," a WSI official said. "We will make various efforts to expand the scope of surgery while allowing the product to be applied to animal surgery."

Currently, with most animal surgeries performed as open surgery, animal endoscopy is expected to leave only small scars and enable rapid recovery, reduce bleeding during surgery, and significantly reduce exposure to the risk of infection.

Meanwhile, VGTC, the Veterflix Global Training Center, offers a variety of training for veterinarians, including Live Surprise, Hands-on Course, Dry-Lab, Wet-Lab, and Seminar. Surgical practice on December 11 and TPLO practice conducted by Professor Kang Byung-jae of Seoul National University on December 18 will follow. More information can be found on the Betterplex website (www.veterflix.com).

Sources(KR) : ​https://www.dailyvet.co.kr/news/industry/176182

We developed a disposable epidural catheter for animals

​[Financial News] WSI, a KOSDAQ medical device distribution company, will develop an endoscope for animal medical devices and enter the so-called "pet economy" market.

An official from WSI said on the 30th, "We have signed a strategic business agreement with 3D Medivision, a company specializing in medical edutech, to carry out projects related to pet medical care."

3D Medivision has online educational content related to veterinary medicine. It will produce and supply educational content through the vet-only 3D surgery education platform "Veterflix."

Based on the previously developed disposable epidural catheter product "KESS300," WSI plans to develop disposable epidural catheter applicable to animals.

An official from WSI said, "As a result of continuous cooperation with related institutions and researchers to enter the veterinary market, we received a positive answer that technology can be applied to the market. We will conduct various studies to expand the scope of surgery."

"Currently, most animal surgeries are open surgery methods, and endoscopy for applicable surgeries will enable surgery with relatively little bleeding and less blood transfusion," he said. "It will significantly lower exposure to rapid recovery, small scars, and infection risks."

​Choi Doo-sun ([email protected])

Sources(kr) : ​https://n.news.naver.com/article/014/0004935615?sid=101

On the 5th (Saturday), the medical endoscope company Karl Storz Endoscopic Korea (CEO Kim Tae-hyun, Carlstoltz Korea) held an arthroscopic workshop for veterinarians at VGTC in Songdo, Incheon.

The Small Animal Artistic Masterclass Workshop was the first workshop (hands-on course) organized by Karl Storz Korea for domestic veterinarians.

The event was held with lectures and hands-on guidance by Professor Mark Glyde of Murdoch University in Korea. Professor Mark Glide, an AOVET instructor and European veterinary surgeon (DECVS), is a world-renowned authority in veterinary orthopedic neurosurgery. He has also visited Korea several times and is well-known among domestic veterinarians.

The workshop consisted of theoretical lectures, hands-on practice, and Wrap-Up, which lasted from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Theoretical lectures and hands-on practices were alternately conducted, starting with a subjective joint (front leg bend joint), which is good for applying arthroscopy for the first time.

Professor Mark Glide explained with an easy example and helped the participants understand. Veterinarian Kim Ah-young, who majored in veterinary neurosurgery at Seoul National University's veterinary school and completed the American College of Veterinary Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation (ACVSMR), also had a smooth translation.

Participants in the workshop said, "I wanted this type of lecture," adding, "I thank Carlstoltz for providing me with a good opportunity to learn, and I've solved a lot of questions."

In particular, veterinarians who directly participated in the hands-on course said, "I found out that I didn't need much equipment to start arthroscopy."

​Veterinarians who could not participate in the hands-on course stayed in the lecture hall and watched the course in real time through VGTC's system. Practice videos, arthroscopic images, as well as voice were shared in real time. Veterinarians expressed satisfaction with the latest real-time relay system.

VGTC (Veterflix Global Training Center), established by 3D Medivision Veterflix in Songdo for veterinary clinical practice training, has a Wet-lab facility including real-time 3D relay equipment so that you can perform surgery or perform ultrasound tests while watching 3D images.

Karl Storz Korea explained, "Karl Storz is the only company that provides the largest range of animal-only endoscopy products, from micro to super-large animals," adding, "We communicate with veterinarians at a global level and provide various educational opportunities."

"This workshop was Karl Storz Korea's first step for domestic veterinarians who wanted to acquire the latest knowledge and skills in the developing veterinary field," he added. "We will continue to actively carry out domestic workshops."

Meanwhile, Karl Storz runs the Center for Advanced Veterinary Education (CAVE) with Murdoch University. Two workshops are scheduled for November, and can be reached at [email protected] or +61 (08)93606342 (Principles of Arthroscopic for Small Animal Practice from November 16 to 17, Small Animal Advanced Arthroscopic – Stile Joint).

Source : https://www.dailyvet.co.kr/news/practice/companion-animal/175066 (kr)

​“We started 3D shooting to change the paradigm of effective teaching methods.”
Kim Ki-jin, CEO of 3D Medivision, developed a camera that records the surgical process in 3D and received a patent. The time when companion animals become cultured is when the price is more than 30,000 dollars. Therefore, the possibilities of veterinarians are infinite, and the need for training and contents for surgery was judged, and 3D imaging techniques were created. 

All surgical contents for veterinarians are being distributed as 3D files. 3D Medivision's VETERFLIX is a surgical education platform for veterinarians. The reason why CEO Ki-jin Kim developed 3D was that he got the idea from shooting in 3D when he was shooting a movie in Hollywood. 

The effect is much better when viewed in three dimensions than when viewing a three-dimensional screen flat. In addition, since it is VR, it is developed into AR, etc., and the image itself is unconditionally oriented to 3D. Only 5% of robotic surgeries can perform during surgery. In the end, people have to do it.

According to the thesis, it is necessary to train for more than 20,000 hours before surgery is possible. Assuming that you study 58 hours a week, this period is over 10 years. After all, surgery education has entered the era of studying with a computer or cell phone rather than studying with a book as RCT technology develops. Therefore, there is a growing awareness that computer or mobile phone education is necessary in medical education. 3D Medivision's education platform can be viewed on a computer or mobile phone. 

In the case of Seoul National University Hospital or Yonsei University Hospital, CEO Kim Ki-jin is continuously filming clinical cases for each surgical case and clinical case. 

#360 content user loyalty is over 40% 

Currently, we are collecting content to provide free service to conferences. The veterinary school started shooting content three years ago and has about 360 pieces of content. Currently, about 17% of them are studying this content, but they say that their loyalty exceeds 40%. 

We started from the basics together with professors for quality educational content. The good thing about digitalization is that it is possible to produce good contents from the preparation for surgery to the prognosis after surgery, in the professional field. In fact, the content can be extended to veterinary use, veterinary substitute, and animal health use. 

In accordance with the veterinary school curriculum for two years with the Association of Veterinary Professors, the dog surgery process was actually filmed, and this content is being used by 8 veterinary schools. 

“The 3D video education method is clearly sustainable.”
Because it looks three-dimensional, the effect of learning is clear. 3D video teaching method has proven to be the most effective

#Surgery education platform for veterinarians VETERFLIX 

VETERFLIX is growing more than 200% every year. You can study in advance at Betterflix and practice to your heart's content at the Songdo seminar room. This is because medical education combined with practical training is the trend.

We already have content to launch in 8 English-speaking countries. We also plan to go public in order to show the growth potential of our business model. 3D Medivision's goal is to help doctors view surgical procedures in 3D and remotely share them with people in other areas. 

You can feel as if you are in the same space as an actual operating room, and you can see the surgical field of view like a surgeon. Surgflix.com is the world's first educational surgical 2 DHD and 3D video sharing platform. We are operating GLOVAL VETERFLIX, a global site for surgical education for veterinarians around the world. 

“If you don't practice, it's useless. A hands-on course is a must for training.”

Practice is possible at the training center located in Songdo. VGTC stands for Veterflix Global Training Center and is the largest retraining center in Asia. 

# Practical training center located in Songdo 

An investment company called Notus is conducting clinical reagents using experimental animals. We have a seminar room where veterinarians or veterinary students can actually practice with IOCC-approved laboratory animals. It was completed at the end of last year and started the first hands-on course in May of this year. Structure of re-training at VGTC in Songdo after studying with 3D images. This is the goal of 3D Medivision's educational platform. 

Now, the era in which surgical methods of doctors around the world are shared with 3D surgical images does not seem so far away. At the heart of it is 3D Medivision. 

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​Above all, the medical equipment practice and education infrastructure, where skill is important, is expanding to online using 3D cameras as well as upgrading facilities.

The government is also planning to invest budget to open a wide-area domestic medical device education and training support center in Seongnam-si, Gyeonggi-do and Incheon Metropolitan City by 2025.

The Bastian Foundation held the 11th Medical Device Innovation Seminar on the 27th. At this seminar, held under the theme of 'importance of medical device practice', Kim Kyung-min, director of the Medtronic Innovation Center, a Korean research center of Medtronic, a global medical device company, and 3D operating a 3D camera-based veterinary training center 'VGTC' Medivision CEO Kijin Kim introduced the importance of medical device education and the current status of medical device education by each company.

​From laparotomy to minimally invasive, emergency room implementation... Medtronic's 'MIC'

MIC stands for Medtronic Innovation Center and is a medical device R&D and education center operated by Medtronic, a global medical device company, in Songdo, Korea.

It provides training programs for medical personnel to use medical devices correctly, provides solutions using Medtronic products, and provides training programs to enhance the understanding and competency of internal employees.

The center is composed of Wet Lab for open and minimally invasive surgery training, Hybrid Lab for radiation equipment training, ICU Lab for emergency situations, and Surgical Synergy Lab for orthopedic-related medical device training.

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​Kim Kyung-min, head of the center, said, "Most medical field education is conducted on an apprenticeship basis, so it is true that a limited practice environment is provided for intern or resident level medical staff. Education programs are being linked,” he explained.

According to the head of the center, over 2,550 medical staff visited the center last year, and the center provided 151 educational programs.

​3D Medivision, a developer of a 3D imaging technology-based veterinary education platform, is operating an online/offline convergence education model through the development of 3D imaging devices, its own OTT platform, and connection with domestic and foreign educational institutions such as the VGTC, a research center dedicated to practice.

'VETERFILX', a self-developed medical OTT platform, was developed for the purpose of veterinary education.

CEO Kim Ki-jin said that such virtual environment theoretical education leads to practical training in the company's training center, VGTC. He also added that this includes the company's values ​​of expanding the apprentice-style, educator-centric education system.

​CEO Kim explained, “The form of medical education we are pursuing is trainee-centered,” and “This has led to the development of a platform that can use medical devices and review the educational contents without time and space constraints and continue to practice.”

​One of the key factors in the localization of medical devices in Korea is education. This is because, by using domestic medical devices in the education stage, it is possible to naturally lead to the entry of domestic medical devices in the clinical field.

Accordingly, related ministries such as the Ministry of Health and Welfare and the Korea Health Industry Promotion Agency (KHIDI), among the consortium of domestic medical device competitiveness enhancement projects, in June this year, selected Incheon Metropolitan City (Incheon Technopark) and Seongnam City, Gyeonggi Province (Seongnam Industry Promotion Agency), a local government in charge of education and training support centers for domestic medical devices. was selected as

Seongnam-si, Gyeonggi-do and Incheon Metropolitan City, which were selected for the regional-type domestic medical device education and training support center project, will receive 12.5 billion won each for 5 years, △Operation of education/training programs for physicians and medical associations, etc. △Establishment of infrastructure for medical device suitability assessment △ Permanent exhibitions of domestic medical device products will be held.

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[Financial News] 3D MediVision announced on the 11th that it participated in the "AVMA Convention 2022" and held partnering meetings with the University of Pennsylvania and other U.S. veterinary colleges.

The "AVMA Convention 2022" is an event organized by the American Veterinary Association, which consists of 100,000 veterinarian members, and more than 7,000 people attended, including industry experts, veterinary colleges, and global pet-related companies. In particular, various companies such as Beringer, Merck, Hills, and Idex, as well as Joetis, the world's No. 1 animal drug company, have prepared 300 booths.

3DMedivision, the only Korean company to attend, drew attention by introducing Vet-TV based on Veterflix, a 3D medical education video platform needed for veterinary schools in the United States.

Last year, as the global version of Veterflix obtained the AAVSV's approval for training education (RACE) for the first time in Korea, it was requested to partner with a number of U.S. veterinary colleges, including the University of Pennsylvania. In the future, follow-up meetings will be held to supply Vet-TV based on Veterflix.

RACE is a compulsory training course for renewal of U.S. veterinarian qualifications and is an essential course for approval of CE-CREDIT, which covers about 133. Currently, 3DMedivision is in the process of approving the eligibility to provide CE-CREDIT for all contents of Global Veterflix.

In addition, the discussion on partnering with online CE education companies to provide veterinary medical education content programs has been successfully completed.

"Through this event, we confirmed the actual demand for veterinary education platforms at many U.S. veterinary colleges and discussed partnering," a company official said. "We plan to expand global Veterflix's overseas market share through follow-up meetings."

"As domestic sales increase by producing high-quality 3D content based on VGTC, the largest in Asia and the first number of education and training centers in Korea, overseas sales are expected in the second half of this year," he said. "In addition, we will speed up preparations for listing on the KOSDAQ."

Source : https://www.fnnews.com/news/202208111042265946 (kr)