3D Scanners
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News
The Dutch online magazine Nederlandse Industrie publishes a story about the success our distributor Edwin Rappard from 4C had with Artec 3D scanners. Edwin assures that his “(…) life as a reseller of 3D scanners in the Netherlands had changed dramatically from its beginning in 2009”. Read more
The Rehabilitation Unit and the Maxillofacial Laboratory at the Morrison Hospital in Wales have joined forces and now both use the Artec MH scanner to solve two very different problems.
The Rehabilitation Unit initially purchased the scanner to design customized wheelchair cushions. A bean-bag imprint of a patients’ body was scanned and a more comfortable wheelchair cushion was made. Read more
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Applications
Plastic surgeryRaise your consult-to-surgery conversions by using a hand-held Artec 3D Scanner, optimize your consultation time and increase patient referrals! By using a hand-held Artec 3D scanner you can get a precise, colored 3D model of the client’s breast, face or any other part of the body in a fraction of a minute. Artec Studio software allows you to take any volumetric or linear measurements from the scanned model and visualize pre- and post surgery appearance with all nuances of shape and skin. No need to send your client for expensive MRI or X-ray imagining. No need to rent additional office space to accommodate large and expensive equipment. No need to spend consultation time looking at photos of previous patients, patient’s friends, or taking multiple photos of your client while becoming an expert in photo editing. Gain time instead and focus on the patient. Show your patient comparative 3D images of his/her body before and after surgery. Providing patients with a 3D simulation during consultation allows you to increase their confidence in the upcoming surgery and benefit from a significant competitive edge. |
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Orthopaedics and prostheticsOur 3D scanners are successfully used by orthopeds and prosthetists in order to generate accurate scans of body parts. This means they can produce highly accurate and perfectly fitted prostheses with minimum effort. The result is a significant decrease in cost and time spent on each job. The technology of 3D scanning lies at the heart of a system of diagnostics that carries no health risk and means that spinal disorders such as scoliosis, cyphosis, lordosis and rotational spondylolisthesis can be detected in their early stages. Scanning a patient’s back is a harmless and quick procedure, which can be carried out as often as required. As a result, using a 3D scanner to measure spinal curvature often helps in diagnosing the evolution of a disorder. Most commonly used model in O&P: Artec MH |
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WheelchairsUsing a scanner to produce 3D images of a patient’s back makes it easier to construct a wheelchair that perfectly fits the needs of the individual. As the scanners are portable, images can be taken wherever the client chooses. The speed and simplicity of the procedure guarantee excellent results. Most commonly used model for this application: Artec L |
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Post-trauma careTreatment after serious injury can be as painful as the injury itself. The Artec 3D Scanner can help alleviate that pain for burn victims, by providing a perfect 3D scan of the patient’s face, for example. This will enable the medical professional to create a |
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DietologyComparing 3D body images made before and during health procedures, dieticians can show their patients the changes in their physiques. People who receive visual confirmation of the effectiveness of diet and exercise are thus given an added incentive to continue the regiment in order to achieve their ideal weight. |
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Press
The Dutch online magazine Nederlandse Industrie publishes a story about the success our distributor Edwin Rappard from 4C had with Artec 3D scanners. Edwin assures that his “(…) life as a reseller of 3D scanners in the Netherlands had changed dramatically from its beginning in 2009”. Read more
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