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| Application | Tendon Trajectory Guide | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Matter Number | PER-33 | Reference Case 1 | PER-33 |
| Created | 1/6/24, 9:58 PM | Modified | 1/6/24, 9:58 PM |
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“Landmark” refers to a structure on, in, or around a structure that can be used to serve as a reference for positioning, orienting, translating, rotating, or otherwise manipulating a second object or structure. For example, a landmark may include a protrusion, a projection, a tuberosity, a cavity, a void, a divot, a tab, an extension, a hook, a curve, or the like. In the context of bones of a patient, a landmark can include any protuberance, eminence, bony topography, anatomical features, calcifications, void, divot, concave section, sesamoid, bone spur or other feature on, or extending from, a bone of a patient. A landmark refers to any structure of an anatomical structure that is referenced, contacted, engaged with and/or associated with a landmark registration feature. In certain embodiments, a landmark is unique to one patient.
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Added by DJM Jan 2024