As 2024 draws to a close, we’re excited to highlight CurveBeam AI’s top five milestones of the year and share how they’re shaping the path for an even brighter 2025. Each achievement represents a pivotal step toward our shared vision…
Weight bearing CT (WBCT) imaging has fundamentally changed the evaluation and management of foot and ankle disorders such as hallux valgus, progressive collapsing foot disorder (PCFD), ankle instability, and traumatic deformities. The following panelists of experts share their insights and…
The August/September 2024 issue of AAOS Now includes the first of of a two-part series of weight bearing CT. Part I delves into design, evolution, and technqiue. The article was written by Naji S. Madi, MD, is an assistant professor…
Key Points: Cone Beam CT (CBCT), specifically WBCT three-dimensional (3D) visualization approach allows for a more accurate assessment of foot alignment with attention to planus, cavus, varus or valgus deformities. Post-operatively, weight bearing CT (WBCT) has the potential to better…
Key Points: Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT), a three-dimensional (3D) imaging modality, can readily evaluate complex joint structures. The most important radiographic (X-Ray) criterion used in surgical decision making for osteoarthritis is joint space narrowing (JSN), or the loss of…
