3D-Cut

A closer look at a demanding femoral tumor surgery performed by Dr. François Sirveaux at CHU Nancy. Using 3D planning and patient-specific guides, precision and preservation worked together to ensure successful allograft reconstruction.

We had the honor of collaborating with Dr. Aaron Boyles (Children’s Hospital Colorado Springs, USA) and OrthoPediatrics on a particularly demanding case of bilateral proximal femoral osteotomy in a very young patient. This was a major intervention, where the precision of the corrections was essential to ensure both stability and long-term function. The goal was to correct a severe bilateral deformity by applying: 25° sagittal correction and 40° internal rotation on the righ

Sharing this case today with particular satisfaction, as the patient is doing extremely well three months after surgery. No...

This is a case we chose to share because it represents the kind of challenge that requires both surgical finesse and engineering...

This case involved a proximal tibial valgus deformity, previously operated and stabilized with a plate. The objective was to restore alignment while preserving joint congruency, all within a technically demanding surgical context. To support this, a fully customized solution was developed using patient-specific 3D-CUT OSTEO cutting and alignment guides. Here, the plate already present in the patient was used to enhance the stability of the guide on the bone. Here’s how the c

A great example of high-accuracy orthopedic oncology surgery carried out with dedication and teamwork. This case, performed by Dr. ...

The patient presented with a bone tumor located on the proximal portion of the ilium — an area where dense and delicate anatomy makes...

We recently had the opportunity to contribute to a particularly complex orthopedic oncology case, led by Dr. Jean-Camille Mattéi and his...

In this recent case, a lateral approach was used for a distal femur osteotomy—performed near the knee joint, where precision is critical....