„(…) It elevates accuracy as you are able to fine tune optimized implant positioning before the operation. And instead of having bits of information from an x-ray, you finally have unlimited information, many, many landmarks that human eyes would not be able to process. So entering the operating room and knowing the answer to 80% of the issues before the operation leads to a sooner operation, a faster operation, more accurate operation. (…) The patient always in the center of treatment and care and success.“

“When I used the Holo Lens for the first time (…) and got a completely different idea of the morphology of the fracture pattern, that really impressed me. (…) Since we have the possibility to better prepare for surgical interventions with the planning tools, our care has become better and of higher quality. With Mixed Reality and 3D animation (…) we are taking the entire treatment and preparation to a new level.”

“The Mixed Reality technology can facilitate the performance of Reverse Shoulder Arthroplasty in a case of locked anterior shoulder dislocation with glenoid fracture.

This technology could be the game changer.”

“The use of Mixed Reality obviously gives us as surgeons much more confidence intraoperatively to implement the plan that we developed preoperatively. The possibility of sharing the 3D image with colleagues at national and international level and performing remote control surgery is of course a possibility that we are very excited about and are looking forward to in the future.”

“(…) I have been using the mediCAD® software for many years and I have learned an incredible amount from it. Me personally, with every single planning. I have so many parts of the software that I like. (…) Once you can see the anatomy (…) and all the planning data in three dimensions with Mixed Reality, you simply don’t want to do without it anymore, because it gives us security, because it gives the patient security and because it will significantly improve quality in the short or long term.”

“(…) 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.”