Modeling software

medicalclinicalanatomy

Overview
EOS biplanar images are converted into patient-specific 3D models of the spine, pelvis and lower limbs. This functionality, unique to EOS imaging solutions, generates accurate 3D reconstructions and associated clinical parameters from ALADA exams to support physicians in assessing musculoskeletal pathologies and selecting treatment options.

Key Benefits

• Clinical Value: EOS biplanar images combined with 3D models and precise associated clinical parameters provide clinicians with enhanced insight into patient anatomy in a functional weight-bearing position.
• Facility Efficiency: Fast in-house 3D modeling workflows, with the option to outsource advanced modeling, streamline access to 3D information across the patient care pathway.
• Patient Engagement: EOS-generated 3D models and integrated reports help physicians explain diagnoses and treatment options to patients, improving understanding and shared decision-making.

Images
Product imagery and visual outputs illustrate EOS 3D Modeling, Lower Limbs 3D and Spine 3D renderings that showcase patient-specific models and the clinical parameters derived from EOS biplanar images.

Related products and software (excerpt)

• 3D OR planning tools
• OR integration
• EOS System
• EOSedge
• sterEOS workstation
• EOSapps (hipEOS and spineEOS)
• oneFIT Knee Planner
• oneFIT Knee PSI

Devices referenced

• EOSedge
• sterEOS workstation

Technical specifications

• Input: EOS biplanar radiographic images.
• Output: Patient-specific 3D models of the spine, pelvis and lower limbs.
• Associated outputs: Accurate clinical parameters derived from 3D modeling.
• Exam standard: Compatible with ALADA (As Low As Diagnostically Acceptable) exams.
• Patient posture: Models and parameters represent functional weight-bearing position.
• Workflow: Supports fast in-house 3D modeling workflows and provides an option to outsource advanced 3D modeling.
• Clinical uses: Assessment of musculoskeletal pathologies, identification of treatment options, and improved patient communication through visual reports.