
What if an orthopedic implant could be designed around a patient’s specific anatomy from the very beginning? This question is at the heart of a broader transformation taking place in orthopedic manufacturing. Advances in medical imaging, artificial intelligence, generative design, and additive manufacturing are increasingly enabling the shift from standardized implant geometries to more personalized…

Personalised arthroplasty begins long before the operating theatre. It begins with understanding the patient’s anatomy in detail: the shape of the bone, the degree of deformity, the available bone stock, the alignment of the limb, and the specific challenges that may influence implant positioning and surgical execution. In ADAPT, anatomical bone models are not an…

Every orthopedic procedure – whether diagnosis, treatment decision-making, preoperative planning, or surgery – begins with a clear understanding of the patient’s anatomy. In the case of a joint replacement, before a customized implant can be chosen or designed, manufactured, and validated, there is one essential step: identifying the relevant anatomical structures from medical images. In…