HipScreen vs BackSCNR

One in three children with cerebral palsy (CP) will develop hip displacement that can be treated more effectively with early detection. HipScreen is an educational tool developed by cerebral palsy experts Vedant Kulkarni, MD and Jon Davids, MD for implementing an early detection “hip surveillance” program that can preserve a child's function and prevent pain. This app features: - Educational material based on peer-reviewed medical literature on hip surveillance for children with CP - Protocols for obtaining appropriately positioned and properly timed x-rays to identify silent hip disorders, including full hip surveillance guidelines from the world’s leading organizations - Tools to help measure and interpret hip x-rays HipScreen has been: - Awarded the 2016 Sage Award by the American Academy for Cerebral Palsy and Developmental Medicine (AACPDM) as an outstanding educational resource - Published in peer-reviewed medical journals - Featured in international cerebral palsy meetings and hip surveillance guidelines Tutorials and more information can be found at www.hipscreen.org! Disclaimer: This app is provided for general informational purposes only and is not intended as, nor should it be considered a substitute for, professional medical advice. Do not use the information in this app or accompanying website for diagnosing or treating any medical or health condition. A professional healthcare provider should be consulted for existing or suspected medical problems.

BackSCNR (Back Scanner) is a scoliosis screening and monitoring support tool designed to aid in the management of Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis (AIS). Using advanced Surface Topography (ST), the app provides a radiation-free and non-invasive way to assess the 3D shape of the human torso, offering a safe alternative for frequent monitoring without exposure to harmful X-rays. Developed through years of leading academic research, BackSCNR is registered with Health Canada as a Class I Software as a Medical Device (SaMD). It is intended for use in individuals aged 10–18 years to assist clinicians in quantifying torso asymmetries and estimating curve angles associated with AIS. Key Features: - Flexible 3D Torso Capture: Capture high-accuracy 3D scans using either the Structure Sensor accessory or your iPhone’s built-in TrueDepth camera. - Asymmetry Analysis: Aids in identifying and tracking torso asymmetries over time. - Clinical Support: Provides detailed metrics, including estimated Cobb angles and deviation color maps, to support clinical decision-making. - Rapid Results: Upload and process models to receive analysis within minutes on our secure web platform. How it Works: 1. Select Your Hardware: The app automatically detects if a Structure Sensor is connected and will default to it for scanning. If no sensor is detected, the app defaults to the iPhone’s TrueDepth camera. 2. Capture the Scan: Follow the in-app guidance to take a 3D scan of the patient's torso. 3. Analyze & Report: Upload the data to the secure BackSCNR website for automated analysis and reporting. Compatibility: - TrueDepth:** Compatible with TrueDepth-enabled iPhones (iPhone X and newer). - OS: Supported on modern iOS devices (iPhone X and later) and compatible iPads. - Sensors: Optimized for Structure Sensor 3; also supports Mark II and Pro models. For more details, visit https://backscnr.com Disclaimer: BackSCNR is intended to aid in the screening and management of postural conditions and is not a substitute for professional medical diagnosis or treatment planning. Always seek the advice of a physician or other qualified healthcare provider with any questions regarding a medical condition. Use of the device for diagnosis should only be done in consultation with a qualified healthcare professional.