Preoperative planning with simulation
Symmetry through optimized cutting
docq GNE
One risk of forced palatal expansion (GNE) is that the face may be asymmetrically widened by the distractor. Simulation-based optimization can aim the surgical incision to reduce the risk of asymmetric opening. Medical device manufacturers of distractors can use this process to add value to their product by providing an additional service.
Solution approach of the IPS GNE
Asymmetric shift
through symmetric mobilization
(equal cutting lengths left/right)
Symmetric shift
through individualized mobilization
(cutting length adjusted left/right)
docq GNE at a glance
Target: Symmetry improvement through optimization of incision
- Optimal incision guidance through patient-specific simulation
- Advantage physician/manufacturer: billing of individual digital planning covered by the health insurance company
- Advantage for patients: Symmetrical result
- Verification & validation completed
- 3 clinical studies are close to completion
- KLS Martin starts commercialization
Partner: Clinic for Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, Klinikum Dortmund gGmbH, KLS Martin
