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Nous aidons les chirurgiens à réaliser des restaurations orthopédiques personnalisées uniques.
Bodycad helps healthcare professionals achieve their pursuit of perfection by actualizing personalized orthopedic restorations using 3d printing technology
07/30/2026
Anterior Closing-Wedge High Tibial Slope-Correcting Osteotomy Using Patient-Specific Preoperative Planning Software for Failed Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction
An interesting read for anyone following advancements in precision orthopedics and ACL revision surgery.
🔗 Read the full study: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9705718/
📖 Source: Ganokroj et al., Arthroscopy Techniques, 2022.
07/29/2026
As we wrap up our step‑by‑step case series, here’s a look back at the key steps behind the Bodycad planning process.
1️⃣ Imaging
CT scans are converted into 3D models and paired with long‑standing X‑rays for planning.
2️⃣ Design
Patient‑specific guides and plates are designed around the planned correction.
3️⃣ Communication & Approval
Surgeons review and approve the case plan in Preplink™ before manufacturing begins.
4️⃣ Manufacturing & QC
Guides are 3D printed, plates are built, and every component goes through quality control before being assembled into a procedure‑ready kit.
A connected workflow designed around patient‑specific planning, from first image to procedure‑ready kit.
Interested in experiencing the Bodycad difference firsthand? Schedule a demo with the Bodycad team: https://bodycad.com/schedule-a-demo/
07/24/2026
We'd like to thank everyone who visited the Bodycad team during the ISAKOS Regional Summit for Knee and Shoulder Sports & Arthroplasty in Mumbai.
The summit brought together orthopedic leaders from around the world to exchange knowledge, share clinical perspectives, and explore the latest advancements in sports medicine and arthroplasty.
For Bodycad, it was a valuable opportunity to connect with surgeons, showcase our patient-specific orthopedic solutions, and engage in meaningful conversations about the growing role of personalized orthopedic care.
07/23/2026
Join Bodycad at ASAMI 2026
We're looking forward to participating in ASAMI 2026 and connecting with orthopedic surgeons from around the world.
Join our workshop:
Precision Deformity Correction Around the Knee: A Patient-Specific Approach
📅 Date: August 27, 2026
🕘 Time: 9:30 AM – 12:30 PM
📍 Venue: Sunway Pyramid Convention Center, Selangor, Malaysia
🎤 Faculty: Dr. Izan Ibrahim
🔗 Register for ASAMI 2026: https://asami-illrs2026.com/registration
Bodycad has a new digital home.
Our new website is live.
Designed with orthopedic surgeons in mind, our new digital experience makes it easier to explore patient-specific solutions, learn about our products, and access the information you need.
From streamlined navigation to enhanced product pages and educational resources, every update was made with usability in mind.
Whether you're discovering Bodycad for the first time or returning to learn more about our Personalized Restoration™ solutions, we invite you to explore what's new.
🌐 Visit https://bodycad.com/
Fine Osteotomy™ Case Planning Series: Step 3. Review & Approval.
Once the design is complete, the case moves into the review and approval phase.
Using Preplink™, surgeons can navigate the case plan, review the 3D model, assess the planned correction, and evaluate hardware positioning before manufacturing begins.
The platform also allows surgeons to provide feedback, request adjustments, and approve the final plan within the same workflow.
This step helps ensure the digital plan is fully aligned with the surgeon’s plan before manufacturing begins.
Next up: Manufacturing & QC, where the approved plan becomes a patient-specific solution.
Fine Osteotomy™ Case Planning Series: Step 2. Design
Once imaging is complete, the planning process moves into the design phase.
Using the patient’s 3D model and imaging data, the team develops a patient‑specific surgical plan centered on the intended correction.
Patient‑specific guides and plates are then designed based on alignment targets, bone anatomy, and screw positioning.
The goal: support a planned correction tailored to the patient, before entering the OR.
Next up: Communication & Approval, where surgeons review and interact with the case plan in Preplink™.
07/06/2026
Meet Virginie Ruest, Candidate to the Engineering Profession (C.E.P.), Research & Development
Innovation in orthopedics begins long before a procedure reaches the operating room.
As part of Bodycad's Research & Development team, Virginie collaborates with engineering, clinical, software, quality, and regulatory teams to develop patient-centered solutions designed to improve surgical efficiency, accuracy, and outcomes.
Her work on the BC Fine TTO™ project reflects Bodycad's commitment to advancing personalized orthopedic care through innovation and collaboration.
Get to know Virginie and discover what inspires her, both at work and beyond.
What actually happens behind a patient-specific Fine Osteotomy™ case?
We’re taking you behind the scenes of the Bodycad case planning workflow, step by step.
From imaging and design to approval, manufacturing, and QC, this series breaks down how a case moves from planning to procedure.
Step 1: Imaging.
CT scans are converted into 3D models, while long-standing X-rays help evaluate alignment and weight-bearing mechanics.
It’s the starting point for the entire planning process.
Next up: Design, where imaging data becomes a patient-specific surgical plan.
07/02/2026
Bodycad is attending the 35th Annual Scientific Meeting of the Limb Lengthening and Reconstruction Society (LLRS).
📍 Sofitel Montreal
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
📅 July 17 & 18, 2026
The meeting will also include a pre-course in collaboration with AONA on Thursday, July 16.
We look forward to connecting with attendees at the meeting.
https://www.llrs.org/2026-annual-meeting/
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