Method for tibia resection alignment approximation in knee replacement procedures
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Aspects of the present disclosure involve systems, methods, computer program products, and the like, for utilizing a series of images of a patient's anatomy to determine a cut plane for use during a knee procedure. To determine a cut plane for use during a knee replacement procedure, the 2D images may be analyzed by a computer program to determine a best fit plane through one or more points along the proximal surface of the tibia and to determine one or more features of depressions within the proximal surface. With these landmarks identified in the images, a cut plane through the tibia for use during a TKA procedure may be determined. Further, the location of these features in the images may be determined by analyzing the gray scale value of one or more pixels around a selected point on the image. The pixel with the lowest gray scale value may then be assumed to be the edge of the cortical bone in the 2D image.
A method for determining a cut plane through a human tibia for an arthroplasty procedure on a human knee, the method comprising:
A system for processing a medical scan of a patient in preparation for an arthroplasty procedure on a human knee, the system comprising:
A method for determining a cut plane through a human tibia for an arthroplasty procedure on a human knee, the method comprising:
A method for determining a cut plane through a human tibia for an arthroplasty procedure on a human knee, the method comprising:
A system for processing a medical scan of a patient in preparation for an arthroplasty procedure on a human knee, the system comprising:
A system for processing a medical scan of a patient in preparation for an arthroplasty procedure on a human knee, the system comprising:
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