
“(…) Digital planning has several advantages. The first is to have a truly reproducible, standardizable process that can be shared by several people. We are able to analyze the patient’s anatomy extremely precisely and adapt to this anatomy.
I am lucky in the operating room to have large screens available that allow us to display digital content and this is a real plus since I have my planning displayed in the operating room.
I cannot imagine prosthetic surgery without preoperative planning even for simple cases where we sometimes realize that they are not so simple after all. We have a rigorous, scientific, measured, quantified simulation that we can rely on postoperatively when we do studies. (…)
Orthopedic hip and knee surgeon at the Saint-Georges clinic – Nice, France