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Correcting Alignment: Are 3D Scans and Patient-Spe ...
Correcting Alignment: Are 3D Scans and Patient-Specific Osteotomies the Future?
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In this video, Dr. Vidal discusses the evolution of osteotomy and its application in orthopedic surgeries. He highlights the historical context, the limitations of traditional methods, and the need for improved precision and accuracy. He introduces the use of 3D planning and patient-specific osteotomies (PSI) as a potential solution. Using CT scans and long alignment films, surgeons can better understand deformities and plan corrections with precision. Dr. Vidal also discusses how 3D printing technology can create guides for drilling and milling, allowing for complex procedures and improving safety. He concludes by emphasizing the increasing importance of osteotomy in joint preservation and the role of technology in achieving better outcomes. No credits were granted.
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Armando F. Vidal, M.D.
Keywords
osteotomy evolution
orthopedic surgeries
3D planning
patient-specific osteotomies
3D printing technology
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