Mauricio Toro walks through DISRP, a surgical planning app that turns CT scans into 3D models on your phone. You upload a scan, overlay implants, adjust transparency to see bone structure, and measure depth and dimensions. The case database works like tracking a pizza delivery.
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in today's industry. You order a pizza, you can look on your phone, you can track the delivery guy. So for me, this is something that gives them a lot of information. You can visualize all of your cases, you can prioritize them, you know, you can filter. So it's a very easy way to access the case database. The next step is what we call the Baseline 3D. So it's the building blocks on which all of our 3D interface is built. And basically all you need to do is upload a CT scan and in a very short time window, and this process we're automating more and more, you can get a 3D version of your patient and you can visualize the implants you want to use. You can superimpose them, you can measure depths, you can take dimensions, you can change transparencies. So you can look inside the bones.