Orthopaedics and spine
Know the bone before you open it.
Fractures, spinal deformity, bone tumours and malunion. Each starts with the patient's CT and ends with a true-scale model, a plan you approve, and, where it helps, a guide made for that patient.
Fractures and trauma
Reduce the fracture on the bench first
Tibial plateau, acetabulum, pelvis and other articular fractures at true scale, for plate pre-contouring and rehearsal.
Turn the knee
Spine
See the whole curve before you correct it
Severe kyphosis from a recent case, every vertebra in one model, with screw paths planned level by level.
Turn the spineBone tumours
Limb salvage and pelvic resection
Tumour extent, margins and the reconstruction planned together, with resection guides where the anatomy allows no second attempt.
OncologyMalunion and deformity
Correct to the healthy side
The uninjured limb mirrored as the target shape, with the correction planned before the osteotomy.
How it worksEvidence
Less time, less blood, better screws.
3D-assisted fracture surgery cut operating time, blood loss and fluoroscopy across tibial plateau, ankle, elbow and wrist.
Mazzola 2026, J Orthop; 881 patientsodds of an acceptably placed pedicle screw with a printed drill guide in spinal deformity surgery.
Liang 2021, Eur Spine J; 2,776 screwsaverage theatre time saved when surgeons plan on a printed anatomical model.
Ballard 2020, Acad RadiolThese trials ran in hospitals with fluoroscopy, navigation and implants on the shelf. Where any of those is short, knowing the bone before the list matters more.
Send us the CT.
Tell us the clinical question and when the list is. We reply with timeline and cost.