Reliable digital templating starts with usable imaging. The calibration marker, projection quality and complete anatomical coverage determine whether a planning workflow can be performed with the required clarity.
Marker position and scale
A known calibration diameter, correct marker placement and full marker visibility are essential for meaningful radiographic scaling. The marker should be positioned as close as possible to the relevant anatomical level.
Image quality for surgical planning
Relevant landmarks must not be cropped. Rotation, projection errors, overlapping objects or missing reference anatomy can reduce planning quality and should be avoided where possible.
Secure transfer into the planning workflow
Radiological data can be prepared for the OrthoMetiQ upload and planning workflow while avoiding unnecessary personal information and preserving case-related traceability.
OrthoMetiQ supports professional planning workflows. Final diagnosis, indication, implant selection and operative decision-making remain with the treating medical specialist.