MRI (Static Testing) is the current gold standard for diagnosing knee ligament injuries.
Yet, global health authorities note their frequent overuse, high cost and limitations due to its staticnatureoftesting the knee.
Our Solution:
Robotic arthrometers offer a solution to this issue: Dynamic Knee Testing.
These devices detect partial ACL tears better than MRIs (Study: 10.1016/j.knee.2023.03.017), help identify if the ACL injury is isolated, or not, for surgical planning (Study: 10.1002/jeo2.12038), and enable graft resistance monitoring during rehab (Study: 10.1007/s00167-019-05711-z).
Arthrometer Tech Benefits:
Dynamic arthrometers deliver greater efficiency at a lower cost.
By suggesting MRIs only when needed, they aim to lower patient costs and maintain MRI availability for more severe cases, like cancer for example.
Dual Approach:
It’s crucial to note that our approach does not seek to replace MRI but rather to complement it when a rupture is confirmed.
Pairing Dynamic Arthrometer Examinations with Static MRI Techniques significantly refinesoverallpatientmanagement.
A Better Future:
Robotic Arthrometers enhance the full spectrum of knee ligament care: from Injurydiagnosis, to surgicalplanning, to rehabilitation.
Welcome to the future of orthopedics with roboticarthrometers DYNEELAX/GNRB: where innovation meets affordability.
MRI (Static Testing) is the current gold standard for diagnosing knee ligament injuries.
Yet, global health authorities note their frequent overuse, high cost and limitations due to its staticnatureoftesting the knee.
Our Solution:
Robotic arthrometers offer a groundbreaking solution to this problem: Dynamic Knee Testing.
These devices detect partial ACL tears better than MRIs (Study: 10.1016/j.knee.2023.03.017) help identify if the ACL injury is isolated, or not, for surgical planning (Study: 10.1002/jeo2.12038), and enable graft resistance monitoring during rehab (Study: 10.1007/s00167-019-05711-z).
Arthrometer Tech Benefits:
Dynamic arthrometers deliver greater efficiency at a lower cost.
By suggesting MRIs only when needed, they aim to lower patient costs and maintain MRI availability for more severe cases, like cancer for example.
Dual Approach:
It’s crucial to note that our approach does not seek to replace MRI but rather to complement it when a rupture is confirmed.
Pairing Dynamic Arthrometer Examinations with Static MRI Techniques significantly refinesoverallpatientmanagement.
A Better Future:
Robotic Arthrometers enhance the full spectrum of knee ligament care: from Injurydiagnosis, to surgicalplanning, to rehabilitation.
Welcome to the future of orthopedics with roboticarthrometers DYNEELAX/GNRB: where innovation meets affordability.