Archive · 7 Jun 2025
Daradia Launches Ultrasound Simulator for Pain Medicine Training
Imagine doctors learning about pain treatments using a computer program instead of real bodies.
Daradia in Kolkata created a special simulator that shows doctors how to use ultrasound to see inside the body.
It's like a video game for doctors to practice on.
The simulator uses real ultrasound pictures, making it very helpful.
Doctors can use it anytime, anywhere, on their phones or computers, which helps them learn better and treat patients more effectively.
This makes learning easier for doctors in smaller towns, too.
Daradia: The Pain Clinic launched a web-based musculoskeletal ultrasound simulator.
The simulator uses real ultrasound images and requires no special software or hardware.
It is designed to teach sonoanatomy for ultrasound-guided interventions, accessible to various medical specialties.
The simulator has attracted nearly 1,000 users since its soft launch.
A free trial module is available for interested doctors.
- Who
- Daradia: The Pain Clinic
- What
- MSK ultrasound simulator for pain medicine education
- When
- Launched recently, with a soft launch a few months ago
- Where
- Kolkata, India and online globally
- Why
- To provide accessible, high-quality sonoanatomy training for doctors
- Developer
- Daradia: The Pain Clinic
- Location
- Kolkata, India
- Purpose
- Sonoanatomy training
- Users
- Pain physicians and other specialists
- Technology
- Web-based, mobile-responsive
- Availability
- Free trial