High Resolution Imaging

EOS technology represents a significant advancement in medical imaging, particularly in orthopedics. 

 

 

Its key features, such as low-dose biplanar imaging and cloud-based digital integration, offer several benefits to healthcare providers like McBride Orthopedic Hospital:

 

  Pre-Operative Patient

 

Post-Operative Patient

 

1. Low-Dose Radiation: EOS technology minimizes radiation exposure to patients compared to traditional X-ray imaging. This is crucial for patients who require frequent imaging, such as those with spinal conditions or musculoskeletal disorders.

 

2. Full-Body Biplanar Imaging: By capturing a full-body image in a weight-bearing position, EOS provides a comprehensive view of the skeletal structure. This enables precise measurements of anatomical angles and dimensions, which are essential for accurate diagnosis and treatment planning in orthopedics.

 

3. High Resolution and Precision: The high-resolution images produced by EOS allow orthopedic physicians to examine details that may not be visible with conventional imaging methods. This helps in identifying the root cause of patients' conditions and in developing personalized treatment plans tailored to their specific needs.

 

4. Digital Spine Ecosystem: The integration of EOS technology into a cloud-based digital spine ecosystem enhances collaboration among healthcare providers. It enables seamless sharing of imaging data and facilitates multidisciplinary consultations, ensuring that patients receive comprehensive care from diagnosis through to treatment.

 

5. Informed Decision-Making: By informing the entire surgical process, EOS technology supports physicians at McBride Orthopedic Hospital in making well-informed decisions. This includes pre-operative planning, intra-operative guidance, and post-operative assessment, thereby optimizing patient outcomes and recovery.

 

Overall, EOS technology represents a significant advancement in orthopedic imaging, offering enhanced capabilities that contribute to improved patient care and clinical outcomes at McBride Orthopedic Hospital.