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Slide 1 Scanning with Care  OrthoScan Ltd. SpineScan Overview January 2007.

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1 Slide 1 Scanning with Care  OrthoScan Ltd. SpineScan Overview January 2007

2 Slide 2 Scanning with Care SpineScan Scoliosis ATI measurements ATI measurements Body Posture Body Posture Analysis Sagittal Curve Sagittal Curve measurements Range of Motion Range of Motion Spinal & Cervical Spinal & Cervical

3 Slide 3 Scanning with Care Scoliosis A lateral curvature of the vertebral column in the coronal plane

4 Slide 4 Scanning with Care  Scoliosis Mode One aspect of the scoliosis deformity is the asymmetry of the trunk, which is emphasized when the patient bends forward.

5 Slide 5 Scanning with Care  Scoliosis Mode SpineScan quantifies the asymmetry by measuring the Angle of Trunk Inclination Provides reliable guidelines for further orthopedic evaluation in a screening process. Can be used to record and follow up curve progression of scoliosis patients

6 Slide 6 Scanning with Care  Kyphosis Mode SpineScan quantifies the asymmetry by measuring the Sagittal Angle Provides radiation free guidelines for further orthopedic evaluation in a screening process. Can be used to record and follow up curve progression of kyphosis patients

7 Slide 7 Scanning with Care  Posture Mode SpineScan provides a tool for quantitative assessment of posture asymmetries Head, shoulders and hip asymmetries can be measured with SpineScan

8 Slide 8 Scanning with Care  Range of Motion Mode Range-of-motion (ROM) measures are used to obtain a record of the degree of permanent impairment of an individual Spinal range of motion measurements are outlined in the American Medical Association Guides to the evaluation of permanent impairment (AMA Guides), for assessing the percentage impairment in chronic low back pain patients.

9 Slide 9 Scanning with Care  Range of Motion Mode SpineScan provides quantitative assessment of spine and head flexibility Flexion / Extension Rotation Lateral Flexion

10 Slide 10 Scanning with Care  Cervical ROM SpineScan is designed to measure cervical ranges of motion Rotation Flexion/Extension Lateral Flexion

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