LAUSR

Results: This tool successfully grants the surgeons, via the manipulation of 3D models, the ability to describe in a more natural way, the individual solutions to realize for the treatment of a particular patient. Additionally, the surgeon’s participation in the co-creation and approval processes of the solution is being facilitated by the specification of requirements on virtual models and the systematization of the design features. Along with it, the accumulated experience of the use of patient-specific implants (PSI) is used as a clinical decision support and as a learning tool to create added value not only for patients, but for surgeons and medical institutions as well.