Register today to participate in a virtual lecture delivered by Dr. Francois Lintz, MD, FEBOT, of Clinique de L'Union. Dr. Lintz will discuss utilizing weight bearing CT imaging post-operatively to monitor the progression of cystic formation after total ankle replacement. The webinar will be held on Tuesday, March…
Register today to participate in a virtual lecture delivered by Jenna Roller, PA-C, Clinical Applications Specialist for CurveBeam. Jenna will review several case examples in which in-office CT aided with assessment, and will also provide a glimpse into the potential WBCT imaging holds for…
Register today to participate in a virtual lecture delivered by Dr. Glenn Gaston, MD, an orthopedic surgeon at the OrthoCarolina Hand Center. Dr. Gaston will review several case examples in which in-office CT aided with assessment and diagnosis and provided a clear…
You are invited to attend CurveBeam Academy, an informative 3-day event featuring CurveBeam Reveal Events and expert presentations. Be among the first to preview CurveBeam’s new AI-based toolset for automatic segmentation and measurement of 3D foot & ankle data and…
If CurveBeam was a band, it’d be the Foo Fighters. How’s that for a hook? On this CurveBeam Jobcast, host Tyler Kern got the details on an open software engineer position for Pennsylvania-based CurveBeam, the first company to offer a…
At CurveBeam, we pride ourselves on being at the forefront of weight bearing CT (WBCT) technology. The next product in CurveBeam’s family of innovative systems has arrived. Introducing the HiRise, the next level of weight bearing CT imaging. HiRise is investigational only…
X-rays of knee may not always provide accurate post-operative assessments. For example, in the case below, post-operative X-Rays suggested a posterior shear tibial plateau fracture had been sufficiently healed. However, a CurveBeam LineUP weight bearing CT exam of the same patient showed a…
Midfoot arthritis is a challenging problem that causes foot pain and can impede daily activity. Surgery, specifically midfoot arthrodesis, is considered when initial conservative management fails. Arthrodesis should be limited to the symptomatic joints, but it is often difficult to…
A loose body is a bone or cartilage fragment that has chipped off inside a joint. If left in place, a loose body can damage a joint surface, cause pain, and restrict movement. A 2D radiograph is typically the first…
Osteochondral lesion of the talus is a broad term that describes injury or abnormality to the talar articular cartilage and adjacent bone. Researchers have shown that radiographs alone miss osteochondral lesions of the talus in up to 50 percent of…
