OrthoOsteotomy

OrthoOsteotomy helps trained orthopedic professionals review lower-limb osteotomy geometry on a user-selected X-ray in a spatial Apple Vision Pro workflow. Load an authorized X-ray or training image, calibrate scale with C1/R2, place the ordered anatomical landmarks P1-P9, and review geometric overlays directly on the X-ray board. The app displays construction lines, point labels, mechanical-axis helpers, joint-orientation values, Fujisawa target visualization, hinge-point and wedge-base planning support, and alpha/beta/delta/omega outputs for professional review. The workflow includes guided help for landmark placement, a 2D measurement board, optional immersive board visualization, optional Muse spatial-stylus input, zoom and view controls, undo support, and user-controlled local JSON/CSV export. In Muse mode, the live projected aim is shown as a separate crosshair; a smaller transparent point sphere appears only after the user commits a point. Designed for trained healthcare professionals, orthopedic education, research, and authorized institutional workflow validation. Important notice: OrthoOsteotomy is a planning-support and educational tool. It is not for primary image interpretation, does not dispense medical advice, and does not replace professional clinical judgment, institutional validation, or legally required regulatory clearance. All information received from the software output must be clinically reviewed regarding its plausibility before patient treatment. Measurements depend on image quality, calibration accuracy, landmark accuracy, Muse projection accuracy when used, user technique, and independent review. It is explicit announce that is not so far cleared/registered/certified regulated as medical device Is not a device. OrthoOsteotomy is a planning-support, educational, research, and workflow-validation tool. - It does not make autonomous clinical decisions. - It is not for primary image interpretation. - It does not dispense medical advice. - It does not replace professional clinical judgment, formal training, institutional protocols, regulatory clearance, or surgeon responsibility. - All outputs are geometric suggestions and must be independently verified before patient-care decisions.