The Best Cadaver Study We've Ever Done
A medical device team described its lumbar spinal shunt program at MaxFi's St. Louis facility as the best cadaver study they had completed, after five successful shunt deployments and device retrieval.
Beyond simulation. Into reality.
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Delivering Unmatched
Realism in Surgical Training
Perfused human simulation platforms engineered to replicate true human physiology for advanced surgical training and medical device innovation.
500+Cadaver Perfusions
5Continents International Reach
50+Pre-FDA Medical Devices Tested
10,000+Trainees Benefitted
PROPRIETARY TECHNOLOGY
Advanced Perfusion for
Every Anatomical Scale
Scalable human perfusion technology built for complete systems, focused procedures, and everything in between.
WHOLE BODY & TARGETED PERFUSION
envivoPC®
Whole body & targeted perfusion with pulsatile pump, SimBlood, real-time monitoring, and portable deployment for surgical training and device R&D.
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STRUCTURAL HEART PLATFORM
envivoCor™
Reanimates cadaver hearts to live cardiac function with adjustable parameters, multi-modal imaging, and authentic valve performance.
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What We Offer
From surgical skills education to device R&D, MaxFi provides the platform, facility, and expertise to support your mission.
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Clinical Training
Hands-on surgical skills training for residents, fellows, and practicing surgeons using perfused cadavers.
02
Medical Device R&D
Pre-clinical testing, feasibility studies, and design validation for surgical devices using the most realistic tissue model available.
03
Trauma & Casualty Training
High-fidelity trauma simulation for military, EMS, and emergency surgery teams.
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BioSkills Lab
2,000 sq ft purpose-built facility in St. Louis with flexible layouts for groups of any size.
TESTIMONIAL VIDEOS
Hear from MaxFi partners
This Technology Is Truly Incredible - Dr. Anthony Zaki
Dr. Anthony Zaki, Cardiac Surgeon at Cleveland Clinic, discusses the realism and training value of MaxFi's perfused cadaver technology during Impella device training.