Arthroplasty planning requires more than placing a template over an X-ray. It requires anatomical orientation, calibrated dimensions, reconstruction goals and a transparent relationship between image, implant and report. OrthoMetiQ structures these elements for professional preoperative planning workflows.
From radiograph to reconstructive planning
The planning process can include leg-length difference, offset, center-of-rotation reconstruction, component orientation, implant sizing and documentation. These steps are especially relevant when the planned reconstruction must be explainable and traceable.
Hip, knee and modular expansion
The WebPlanner combines hip and knee workflows with additional modules such as corrective osteotomy and radiology guidance. This gives clinicians one coherent digital environment instead of fragmented single-purpose tools.
Professional communication
Structured planning outputs help communicate surgical concepts, support internal review and prepare operative workflows without replacing clinical decision-making.
OrthoMetiQ supports professional planning workflows. Final diagnosis, indication, implant selection and operative decision-making remain with the treating medical specialist.