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For orthopedic and trauma surgery teams

Prosthesis Planning Software for Orthopedic Workflows

Clinical entry point for digital prosthesis planning, implant templating and browser-based preoperative planning workflows in orthopedics and trauma surgery.

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Prosthesis planning in OrthoMetiQ is designed for professional users who need a structured digital workflow before surgery: calibrated imaging, anatomical measurements, implant-oriented templating and traceable documentation in a web-based environment. The focus is not a decorative viewer, but a clinically oriented planning structure for surgeons, departments and medical technology partners.

Preoperative planning with clinical structure

The workflow supports the preparation of elective arthroplasty, implant sizing, anatomical reconstruction and documentation. Relevant planning steps such as calibration, component positioning, leg-length assessment, offset reconstruction and report generation are positioned as reproducible work steps rather than isolated tools.

For orthopedic and trauma surgeons

OrthoMetiQ addresses users who work with hip, knee, osteotomy or trauma-related imaging and require clear orientation in complex radiological planning scenarios. The software supports professional planning processes while final indication, implant choice and operative strategy remain with the treating specialist.

Browser-based deployment

The WebPlanner can be accessed through a controlled web workflow without classical local workstation dependency. This is relevant for clinics, practices, demonstrations, second opinions, planning services and distributed clinical teams.

OrthoMetiQ supports professional planning workflows. Final diagnosis, indication, implant selection and operative decision-making remain with the treating medical specialist.
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