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Colorectal Surgeon

A colorectal surgeon has a particular interest in diseases of the colon and rectum.  To become proficient in the treatment and management of these digestive disorders, a colorectal surgeon must undergo training in both general surgery as well as advanced training in problems of the lower digestive tract.

A general surgery residency program includes five to six years of training after the completion of a four year medical school program.  Specialized programs that a general surgeon must undergo to become a colorectal surgeon generally take one to two more years.  In all, a colorectal surgeon has undergone a minimum of fourteen years of formal classroom education and practical training before becoming certified to practice medicine.

Morpheus® System

Morpheus® Pelvic Muscle Rehabilitation

Morpheus® Two Channel sEMG with Stimulation

Morpheus® Two Channel sEMG Biofeedback

Morpheus® Anorectal Manometry with Paradoxical sEMG

Ultrasound

Morpheus® Transperineal Ultrasound Imaging

Morpheus® 360° Endocavity Ultrasound Imaging 

Pathway® CTS 2000 and Pathway® CTS 1500 Pelvic Muscle Rehabilitation Systems

Pathway® STM-10 Vaginal and Rectal Intracavity Stimulator

Accessories

7300 – Ch A 10’ Interface Cable for 7400 Disposable Lead Wire Electrodes-External Pelvic Muscle sEMG Cable for the Morpheus® Control Module, Pathway® CTS-2000 and Pathway® CTS-1500 Pelvic Muscle Rehabilitation Systems

7350 – Ch B 10’ Interface Cable for 7400 Disposable Lead Wire Electrodes-Accessory Muscle sEMG Cable for the Morpheus® Control Module

2583E – Ch B Extended Pathway® Preamplifier for 6750 Pathway® Electrodes-Accessory Muscle sEMG Cable for the Pathway® CTS-2000 and Pathway® CTS-1500 Pelvic Muscle Rehabilitation Systems

PBAG – System Carry Bag.  Accommodates a Notebook or Tablet Touchscreen Computer, Morpheus® Control Module, Pathway® CTS-2000 or Pathway® CTS-1500 Pelvic Muscle Rehabilitation System Module, RealTime Ultrasound Transducer for Mobile Applications

PPOC-NP – Point of Care Cart for Ultrasound Notebook Computer

PPOC-AP – Point of Care Cart for Ultrasound All-In-One High Resolution Touchscreen Computer

PPOC-CTS – Point of Care Cart for Pathway® CTS-2000, Pathway® CTS-1500

350-519 – Wireless LED Light Source

254-661 – Adapter for 350-519 Light Source

Consumables

7400 – Disposable Lead Wire Electrodes, Bag of 75…25 Patients for the 7300 Ch A 10’ Interface Cable and 7350 Ch B 10’ Interface Cable

7309 - Pathway® Anorectal Response Catheter, Box of 10 for use during a balloon expulsion test.

6750 – Pathway® Electrodes, Bag of 100 for the 2583E Ch B Extended Pathway® Preamplifier

6330 – Pathway® Vaginal sEMG/Stimulation Sensor for the sEMG A/STIM channel of the Morpheus® Control Module, Pathway® CTS-2000 and Pathway® CTS-1500 Pelvic Muscle Rehabilitation Systems and the Pathway® STM-10

6340 – Pathway® Rectal sEMG/Stimulation Sensor for the sEMG A/STIM channel of the Morpheus® Control Module, Pathway® CTS-2000 and Pathway® CTS-1500 Pelvic Muscle Rehabilitation Systems and the Pathway® STM-10

6425 – Pathway® Rectal Silicon Pressure Sensor for the Pressure C channel of the Morpheus® Control Module and Pathway® CTS-2000 Pelvic Muscle Rehabilitation System

UG – .25 Liter Tube of Ultrasound Gel for the RealTime 90° Endovaginal and  RealTime 360° Endorectal Ultrasound

610-795 – CIVCO Non-Sterile Latex Transducer Cover…Box of 24 for the RealTime 90° Endovaginal and RealTime 360° Endorectal Ultrasound