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Today, our team achieved another incredible milestone – we've successfully merged our 2000th project update!


What does this mean?

Every update, or "merge," is a step towards improving our product, making it more efficient, user-friendly, and reliable. It represents a lot of hours of collaboration, innovation, and hard work by our dedicated IT team. 


We'd like to take this opportunity to thank all our software and hardware customers for their valuable feedback that helps our team to continually improve our platform.


So BRAVO👏👏 


Here's to many more milestones and to always pushing the boundaries of what's possible! 💪


 

In this particular case, the location of the tumor was a big challenge. The objective was to preserve the continuity of the femoral neck without using a medial approach. 

The cutting was performed from the anterior and lateral sides, partially through the healthy part of the greater trochanter. 

Planning an allograft reconstruction with an additional DHS plate fixation was equally important. 

Another nice example of how we can combine various surgical steps within the preoperative planning. 

We provided the surgeon with a cutting guide adapted to perform this complex surgical approach and track the DHS plate using only one patient specific instrument. Very efficient!👌 


Special mention to  Dr. Francois Sirveaux for the realisation of that unique case.👏 



For this case, the tumor was primarily located on the ilium, crossing the SI joint. Through careful and precise planning, we achieved a preserving resection on the sacral side.

A simple and tiny one-plane guide assisted the surgeons in completing the resection at the level of the acetabulum.


 "Simple but very helpful."💡


Thanks to the excellent collaboration with Dr. Louis Courtot and Dr. Louis-Romée Le Nail, along with our accurate pre-operative planning tools and straightforward guide designs, we have another successful case.


A great positive highlight: the pathology report confirmed an R0 resection, meaning that there were no tumor cells detected at the edges of the removed tissue. Great job! 💪💯 



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