Voyant Health: TraumaCad 2.0 Training Videos

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TraumaCad Training Videos

Want to learn more? View short training videos of tools and features within TraumaCad's planning modules.

Tools
Hip
Knee
Pediatric
Trauma
Spine
Foot & Ankle

	Ruler Tool The ruler tool enables you to measure selected portions of an image. VIEW VIDEO
	Angle Tool The angle tool enables you to measure the angle between two areas or lines. VIEW VIDEO
	Circle Tool Use the circle tool to measure the diameter of objects in the image. VIEW VIDEO
	Interline Tool Use the internline tool to measure the angle between two lines on an image. VIEW VIDEO
	Line Tool Use the line tool to draw a line on the image. VIEW VIDEO
	Text Annotations Tool Use the text annotations tool to add free text to the basic measurements. VIEW VIDEO

	Hip Deformity Analysis Measurement Tool The hip deformity analysis measurement tool is a wizard consisting of 10 steps. VIEW VIDEO
	Leg Length Discrepancy Tool The leg length discrepancy measurement tool enables you to measure leg length discrepancy. VIEW VIDEO
	Acetabular Index The angle of inclination of the ossified acetabular roof is measured on an AP radiograph of the pelvis. This is regarded as an estimate of acetabular development. VIEW VIDEO
	VCA Angle of Lequensne The anterior center-edge (VCA angle) quantifies the anterior coverage of the femoral head. Angles less than 20˚ are considered abnormal. VIEW VIDEO
	Cup Version When the acetabular component of a total hip replacement is viewed at an angle, it projects as an ellipse. This projection can be mathematically proven to follow the general formula of an ellipse, and translated to ante/retroversion. VIEW VIDEO
	Center of Rotation The Center of Rotation measurement tool helps you to find the approximate center of rotation of the injured acetabulum by locating the center of rotation of the contralateral hip. VIEW VIDEO
	Stem Version When the femoral component of a total hip replacement is ante/retroverted, the projected neck-shaft angle changes accordingly. The new projected neck-shaft angle can be mathematically translated to ante/retroversion of the stem.. VIEW VIDEO

	Limb Alignment Analysis Knee limb alignment analysis enables orthopedic surgeons to take unilateral or bilateral anatomical measurements, compare them to normative standards and to simulate corrective procedures. VIEW VIDEO
	Center Line Finder The Center Line Finder measurement tool is used to locate the center line of long bones. VIEW VIDEO
	Simple Line Using this tool, a line is displayed on the image that can be manipulated. If the line crosses a second line, such as a Center line or Joint line, the angle between the lines is calculated. VIEW VIDEO
	High Tibial Osteotomy This measurement tool is used to measure the correction angle of a High Tibial Osteotomy (HTO), which is the angle between a line that is drawn from the center of the femur to the 62% coordinate of the knee, and a line from the 62% coordinate to the center of the tibiotalar joint.. VIEW VIDEO
	Tibial Cutting The Tibial Cutting measurement tool measures the amount of bone to be cut at the medial and lateral compartments of the knee in a total knee replacement. VIEW VIDEO
	Joint Line The Joint Line measurement tool enables you to select in advance, the inclination, location and orientation of the Joint line for various measurements, such as deformity evaluation, joint replacement, preoperative planning and so on. VIEW VIDEO

	Reimer’s Index The Reimer’s Index measures the hip migration percentage. A circle is adjusted to the ossified femoral head. The vertical line is then placed continuous with the lateral rim of the acetabulum. VIEW VIDEO
	Neck Shaft Angle Hip deformity can be evaluated by measuring the angle between the center of the shaft the center of the neck of the femur. VIEW VIDEO
	Head Shaft (Slip) Angle The head shaft (slip) angle of Southwick has been used to characterize slip severity in slipped capital femoral epiphysis. VIEW VIDEO
	Articulo-trochanteric Distance This measurement tool measures the vertical distance from the superior articular surface of the femoral head to the proximal point of the greater trochanter along the anatomical axis of the femur. This enables you to assess the degree of growth arrest of the neck-head growth plate. VIEW VIDEO
	Epiphyseal Index The Epiphyseal Index is the quotient between the largest width and the largest height of the epiphyseal nucleus, measured on the X-ray plate and shown in percentage of sphericity. This provides an indication of the degree of flattening of the epiphyseal nucleus induced by necrosis or mechanical deformity. VIEW VIDEO
	Tibiofemoral Angle The tibiofemoral angle is the angle created by the intersection of the anatomical axes of the femur and the tibia. VIEW VIDEO
	Metaphyseal-Diaphyseal Angle The metaphyseal-diaphyseal angle is the angle created by the intersection of a line through the transverse plane of the proximal tibial metaphysis, with a line perpendicular to the long axis of the tibial diaphysis. This angle represents the degree of deformity of the proximal end of the tibia in a patient with clinical bowleg deformity, and permits early differentiation between infantile tibia vara and physiological bowleg before the appearance of the radiographic changes of tibia vara. VIEW VIDEO
	Diaphyseal Fracture Angulation This measurement tool measures the angle between the long axes of two long bones. The points are adjusted to the edges of the bones and the angle between their center lines is measured and displayed. VIEW VIDEO
	Metaphyseal Fracture Angulation This tool measures the angle between the long axis of a long bone and the joint line of the bone. The points are adjusted to the edges of the bone and its articular surface and the angle between them is measured and displayed. VIEW VIDEO

	Vertebrae Labeling This tool enables you to label spine vertebrae. There are various kinds of vertebrae, including: Cervical, designated by C on the image Thoracic, designated by T on the image Lumbar, designated by L on the image VIEW VIDEO
	Cobb Angle The Cobb Angle measurement is used for evaluation of curves in scoliosis on an AP radiographic projection of the spine. VIEW VIDEO
	Pelvic Radius Angle There are three different measurements that are used to describe pelvic morphology, based on standing lateral radiographs: Pelvisacral angle (PSA), which represents the angle between a line tangent to the sacral endplate and the line through the center of the hip joints and the middle of the sacral endplate. Pelvic incidence (PI) angle, which is the complement angle to the pelvisacral angle. Pelvic lordosis angle (PLA), which represents the angle between a line tangent to the sacral endplate and the line through the center of the hip joints and the posterior aspect of the sacral endplate. The PLA, PSA and PI are very similar and are equally good methods to assess pelvic morphology. VIEW VIDEO
	Sacral Obliquity This tool measures the angular deviation of the sacrum from the line drawn parallel to a line across the femoral heads on a supine AP view of the sacrum. VIEW VIDEO
	Coronal Balance This tool measures the alignment of the spine on the coronal plane. The horizontal distance between the midpoints of the C7 body to the center of the sacrum on an upright long cassette PA radiograph of the spine is measured and displayed. VIEW VIDEO
	Spondylolysthesis Spondylolysthesis is forward slippage of a vertebra onto the next vertebra below it. The most commonly used grading system for Spondylolysthesis is the one proposed by Meyerding in 1947. VIEW VIDEO
	T1 Tilt Angle The angle between a line along the cephaled endplate of T1 to a line perpendicular to the vertical edge of the radiograph. VIEW VIDEO
	Lumbar Lordosis Angle This tool measures the anterior convex angulation of the lumbar spine. The recommended measurement of lumbar lordosis from a lateral radiograph is the angle between the superior endplate of L-1 and the superior endplate of S-1. VIEW VIDEO
	Spine Slip Angle This tool measures the angle that is formed by extending a line along the superior endplate of the body of L5 until it intersects with a line that is perpendicular to a line that is drawn along the posterior border of the body of first sacral vertebra. VIEW VIDEO

	Foot Osteotomies Wizard The Foot Osteotomies Wizard enables orthopedic surgeons to take unilateral or bilateral anatomical measurements, compare them to normative standards and to simulate corrective procedures. VIEW VIDEO
	Hallux Valgus Angle This tool measures the angle between the longitudinal axes of the metatarsus and the proximal phalanx of the big toe. VIEW VIDEO
	Hallux Valgus Interphalangeus Angle This measurement tool measures the angle between the longitudinal axes of the proximal phalanx and the middle phalanx of the big toe. VIEW VIDEO
	Intermetatarsal Angle This measurement tool measures the angle between the longitudinal axes of the first and second metatarsal bones. VIEW VIDEO
	DMAA Distal Metatarsal Articular Angle This measurement tool measures the complement angle to 90 degrees of an angle between the longitudinal axes of the first metatarsus to its distal articular surface. VIEW VIDEO
	PMAA Proximal Metatarsal Articular Angle This measurement tool measures the complement angle to 90 degrees of an angle between the longitudinal axes of the first metatarsus to its proximal articular surface. VIEW VIDEO
	Talar Tilt This tool measures the angle between the ankle articular surfaces of the tibia and talus. VIEW VIDEO