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Paragon 28 launched the SMART28 Case Management Portal, a platform that leverages AI and a seamless user experience to coordinate patient-specific surgical plans. It is the first launch of Paragon 28’s SMART28 ecosystem, a portfolio of solutions and products to support foot and ankle treatments through the utilization of artificial intelligence, data analytics, patient specific algorithms, 3D modeling and other enabling technologies.
The portal allows surgeons to plan cases, coordinate surgery dates and submit patient imaging. It will also serve as a direct line of communication with engineering and sales teams for real-time support, status updates and surgical planning insights. The first module to launch within the Case Management Portal is SMART Bun-Yo-Matic for bunion correction.
SMART Bun-Yo-Matic has imaging optionality to input either patient weight-bearing x-rays or weight-bearing CT scans. It is the first foot and ankle orthopedic device on the market that allows the user to see the foot as 3D anatomy from two x-ray images. If a surgeon uses WBCT, they have access to “see inside the joint,” allowing the user to assess the joint distance distribution specific to their patient and compare it to normal joint alignment.
Paragon 28’s CEO, Albert DaCosta, commented, “We could not be more excited about the launch of our SMART 28 Case Management Portal and SMART Bun-Yo-Matic cleared for weight-bearing CT and X-ray. This marks a tremendous step forward for Paragon 28 and we expect it will make a big impact on the future of foot and ankle surgery. With the SMART Bun-Yo-Matic, surgeons are able to efficiently plan a procedure in 3D and have the ability to precisely implement the plan with full intraoperative control.”
Source: Paragon 28, Inc.
Paragon 28 launched the SMART28 Case Management Portal, a platform that leverages AI and a seamless user experience to coordinate patient-specific surgical plans. It is the first launch of Paragon 28’s SMART28 ecosystem, a portfolio of solutions and products to support foot and ankle treatments through the utilization of artificial intelligence,...
Paragon 28 launched the SMART28 Case Management Portal, a platform that leverages AI and a seamless user experience to coordinate patient-specific surgical plans. It is the first launch of Paragon 28’s SMART28 ecosystem, a portfolio of solutions and products to support foot and ankle treatments through the utilization of artificial intelligence, data analytics, patient specific algorithms, 3D modeling and other enabling technologies.
The portal allows surgeons to plan cases, coordinate surgery dates and submit patient imaging. It will also serve as a direct line of communication with engineering and sales teams for real-time support, status updates and surgical planning insights. The first module to launch within the Case Management Portal is SMART Bun-Yo-Matic for bunion correction.
SMART Bun-Yo-Matic has imaging optionality to input either patient weight-bearing x-rays or weight-bearing CT scans. It is the first foot and ankle orthopedic device on the market that allows the user to see the foot as 3D anatomy from two x-ray images. If a surgeon uses WBCT, they have access to “see inside the joint,” allowing the user to assess the joint distance distribution specific to their patient and compare it to normal joint alignment.
Paragon 28’s CEO, Albert DaCosta, commented, “We could not be more excited about the launch of our SMART 28 Case Management Portal and SMART Bun-Yo-Matic cleared for weight-bearing CT and X-ray. This marks a tremendous step forward for Paragon 28 and we expect it will make a big impact on the future of foot and ankle surgery. With the SMART Bun-Yo-Matic, surgeons are able to efficiently plan a procedure in 3D and have the ability to precisely implement the plan with full intraoperative control.”
Source: Paragon 28, Inc.
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Julie Vetalice is ORTHOWORLD's Editorial Assistant. She has covered the orthopedic industry for over 20 years, having joined the company in 1999.
