Can the visualized intersection zones be used as an actual surgery plan?
No. Our range of motion analyses support your clinic visually. When simulated range of motion is limited, the report shows intersection zones that each individually increase the range of motion. However, the visualization of the intersection zones and their 3D motion simulations should not be interpreted as an instruction to remove specific areas of bone in a surgical procedure.
CT image related questions
- Rejection due to lack of knee images
- Why does Clinical Graphics reject imaging with short femurs?
- Why is imaging of both hips required for a report of one joint side?
- What type of CT image reconstruction is preferred (continuous or overlap)?
- Does Clinical Graphics include pelvic tilt in its simulations?
- What are the dimensions of the field of view reconstruction for CT scans?
MRI image related questions
- Does Clinical Graphics take soft tissue into account?
- Does Clinical Graphics include pelvic tilt in its simulations?
- Rejection due to lack of knee images
- Why does Clinical Graphics reject imaging with short femurs?
- Can I use intra-articular gadolinium for MRI scans?
- Why is there a surcharge for processing MRI image data?
PDF report general questions
Report delivery time related questions
Range of motion simulation related questions
- How did Clinical Graphics determine the range of motion target end points?
- I see a big cam, but there’s no intersection zone visualized?
- Does Clinical Graphics include pelvic tilt in its simulations?
- Are the simulations based on a fixed center of rotation for the hip?
- How accurate are these simulations?