AO/OTA Fracture Classification vs Implant Identifier

Tool for classifying fractures The 2018 AO/OTA Fracture and Dislocation Classification is a streamlined, concise, and clinically relevant tool for coding fractures and dislocations. It is the standard classification used by trauma surgeons and physicians dealing with skeletal trauma worldwide. The Classification was revised in 2018 and the new app was updated to reflect these changes. The app provides beginners and experts with a reference tool to: • Learn how to apply the classification system • Utilize common terminology when classifying fractures • Apply the principles of fracture classification • Provide standard codes for research purposes The content and design of the app makes the Classification simpler to use. The AO/OTA Classification app makes injury descriptions more reliable, thus improving research and fracture outcomes assessments. Features: • Information regarding radiological investigations used for classifying a specific fracture • Common pitfalls with imaging are addressed • All new fracture illustrations • High-quality, enlargeable x-rays are included • Fracture codes can be added to "Favorites" for personalized reference • The new "Search" function allows users to quickly access any fracture code • Principles of fracture classification

Implant Identifier is the fastest way to identify unknown orthopedic and spine implants from x-ray. Now you can instantly identify spine, hip, knee, and shoulder implants with AI. Join our mission to create the world’s most intelligent implant identification platform—powered by AI, built by the community. The new app includes: AI-Identify for Spine, Hip, Knee, and Shoulder – Snap an x-ray and let AI suggest the closest matching implants. Home Feed (Community) – Can't find a match? Ask expert's in our community of surgeons and reps worldwide. Library with Filters – Browse and filter hundreds of common spine and orthopedic implant x-rays. Submit New Implants – Contribute to the growing AI-library and help others in the community. My Implants- Access your previously identified and unidentified implants and share them with your colleagues.