OrthoView

TriMed Staff | | Health Imaging | Screening
OrthoView (Booth 7357) is demonstrating its upgraded web-deployed version 5.2 software, an improved version of its successful orthopedic digital planning and templating software. OrthoView 5.2 will be available via the leading PACS providers and offers a quicker start up time and an improved integration as well as added clinical features and additional template-handling capabilities. In response to customer needs, OrthoView 5.2 contains a number of new clinical features in addition to improving overall performance that include new tools for the Spine module such as the Nash Moe Grading Guide, Thoracic Trunk Shift Wizard, a combined Pelvic Incidence, Sacral Slope and Pelvic Tilt Wizard.

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