CORRECTIVE OSTEOTOMY ¹
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When bones are misaligned, a corrective osteotomy surgery can be required. The high technical requirements (corrections of different angles in different planes), the complex bone geometry, the limited visibility and the restricted workspace can result in a difficult surgery.
A patient specific cutting guide is a custom-made instrument that helps the surgeon cut a bone. Coupled with a preoperative planning, the guide(s) will transfer this planning into the operating room, resulting in an accurate and time-efficient osteotomy correction². A fixator guide can be provided as well to guarantee the correct final position and alignment of the resected bones.
Both opening and closing wedge osteotomies are possible with this technique, as well as synostosis.
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Avanced planning
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Cutting guides
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Accurate
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Time-efficient








CASES STUDIES
CUBITUS VARUS ¹
Restoring perfect alignment of the arm bones, by corrective osteotomy of specific angles, in different planes.
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Surgeon : Docquier P-L
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Hospital : Clinique universitaire St-Luc (Belgium)
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Age of patient : 11 y

TARSAL SYNOSTOSIS ¹
Separating coalescent tarsal bones, restoring normal motion in the foot joints.
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Surgery date : September 2016
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Surgeon : Docquier P-L
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Hospital : Clinique universitaire St Luc (Belgium)
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Age of patient : 13 y
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RESTORING TIBIAL PLATEAU'S ANATOMY
Restoring tibial plateau’s anatomy by performing a corrective osteotomy.
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Surgery date : January 2022
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Surgeon : Robin Martin
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Hospital : CHUV
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Age of patient : 41 y
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