At the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS) 2023 Annual Meeting, Michael Gottschalk, MD, Associate Professor and Director of Clinical Research in the Department of Orthopaedics at Emory Healthcare and a co-author of the SHR paper, will present data demonstrating the clinical utility of DDR in assessing the upper extremity. Dr. Gottschalk will review cases where dynamic visualization impacted diagnosis and treatment, and discuss an array of clinical conditions where DDR can be utilized to supplement static imaging. The lecture will be held in the AAOS Product Innovation Theater on Thursday, March 9.
“Konica Minolta congratulates the Emory Healthcare Orthopaedic research team on the recent publication of their study comparing SHR across different shoulder pathologies. This research validates the clinical utility that the Emory Orthopaedic physicians have seen from their use of DDR as standard of care for upper extremity imaging,” says John Sabol, PhD Clinical Research Manager, Konica Minolta Healthcare. "This publication joins the growing body of evidence that demonstrates the clinical utility and value of DDR across a range of patient conditions. We are confident that as more organizations adopt this cost-effective and easy-to-use technology, they will continue to uncover additional novel applications of DDR that will help physicians rethink how they use X-ray to make better patient decisions, sooner.”
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Konica Minolta Healthcare is a world-class provider and market leader in medical diagnostic imaging and healthcare information technology. The company’s focus is to contribute to life changing advances through the transformation of primary imaging, allowing the invisible to be seen. Primary imaging, the most commonly used medical imaging technologies, include X-ray, ultrasound and imaging management systems. By advancing these readily available technologies, we can bring greater diagnostic capabilities to the greatest number of people.
With 150 years of endless innovation, imaging is in Konica Minolta’s DNA. From roots as a camera and film manufacturer, the company has cultivated its own technologies and continues to evolve techniques for visualizing what is not visible. Innovation allows the company to be a strong strategic partner, understanding what value means to customers and how Konica Minolta’s innovations can address specific needs and lead to better decisions, sooner.
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