Abstract
Intraoperative surgical resection planning includes setting a cutting angle for a planned distal femur resection to provide a desired extension gap relation, automatically setting distal femur resection amounts for the planned distal femur resection such that a medial or lateral extension gam is within a threshold of a target, planning a femoral component rotation to provide a desired flexion gap relation, selecting a femoral component size based on flexing/extending a current planned femoral component, determining whether the desired extension gap relation is maintained, and performing processing based on whether the desired extension gap relation is maintained.
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What is claimed is:
Intraoperative surgical resection planning includes setting a cutting angle for a planned distal femur resection to provide a desired extension gap relation, automatically setting distal femur resection amounts for the planned distal femur resection such that a medial or lateral extension gam is within a threshold of a target, planning a femoral component rotation to provide a desired flexion gap relation, selecting a femoral component size based on flexing/extending a current planned femoral component, determining whether the desired extension gap relation is maintained, and performing processing based on whether the desired extension gap relation is maintained.
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Filed
04/27/2026Published
09/03/2026Granted
Not AvailableIPC Codes(2)
A61B 34/10:Computer-aided planning, simulation or modelling of surgical operations
A61B 34/00:Computer-aided surgery; Manipulators or robots specially adapted for use in surgery