Sectra Shows Ortho PACS and Pre-Operative Planning Tools

 
February 1, 2012

The IT and medical technology company Sectra demonstrate the latest version of its pre-operative planning system at the American Association of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS) February 2012 meeting in San Francisco, Cali.

New tools for fast and accurate pre-operative planning

Sectra highlights its orthopaedic PACS with a range of new features enabling surgeons to improve surgical outcomes.

  • Support for fine-tuning of hip cup and stem placement.
  • New functionality for improved validation of calibration result on low contrast images.
  • Intelligent selection of templates based on the user’s most commonly used implant and autolock of measurement points on reposition areas for easier simulations.

For more information: sectra.com/medical/orthopaedics, www.aaos.org

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