The Netherlands may be famous for their wooden shoes, but with an estimated four million people in the Netherlands suffering from foot problems, there is a growing need for therapeutic insoles. Caroline van Heijkamp and George Hersbach, the initiators of…
The Queen’s University Skeletal Observation Laboratory in Kington, Ontario, Canada, is exploring some critical topics – namely, from the shoulder to the feet, how do we move? How does that movement impact our musculoskeletal health? “We’re one of the…
Dr. Francois Lintz, an orthopedic foot and ankle senior consultant at UCP Toulouse in France, discussed the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the French medical community and the world of orthopedics in a recent interview with Daniel…
Mention AI in a clinic, and many people’s minds go to the idea of robotic surgeons whirring along and making perfect cuts and calculations. While that isn’t the reality of medical AI technology today, there are enormous advances being made…
Watch Dr. Robert Santrock, Chief of Foot & Ankle Surgery at West Virginia University, discuss how CurveBeam's weight bearing CT technology works in tandem with Wright Medical Group's PROPHECYTM Preoperative Navigation System to improve his total ankle replacement procedures at…
Garry Carneal, JD MA, is the President and CEO of RadSite, a CMS accrediting body for diagnostic imaging accreditation, medical management, and a healthcare policy expert. Carneal helped develop more than 20 different accreditation programs for various healthcare specialties.…
At the Queen’s University Human Mobility Research Lab, they’re studying some important and fundamental questions – how does the human body work? What goes wrong, and why? And CurveBeam is helping provide answers. The lab uses the CurveBeam LineUp, a…
Low-dose CT scans have been proven to be effective in the diagnosis and treatment of patients, but concerns still linger surrounding the method, particularly regarding the potential for DNA damage. However, a study published earlier this month in Radiology by…
