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“Landmark configuration” refers to an arrangement and/or organization of landmarks within, about, or around a certain area. In the context of bones, a landmark configuration may include a grouping of two or more landmarks on or about a specific surface of a bone. In one embodiment, a landmark configuration can include landmarks that abut and/or are covered by a bone engagement surface as the bone engagement surface is brought closer to a surface of the bone.

Added by DJM Jan 2024