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297

Conventionally, a surgeon may determine the attachment point represented by the superior target marker 1008 intraoperatively and may rely on various techniques including x-rays, fluoroscopy, and the like. However, determining an optimal location for superior target marker 1008 can be a challenge. Even using X-rays, such as a C-arm, offer very little help to a surgeon since the C-arm can only provide a limited view given the angle at which the X-ray can be taken of the dorsal side of the calcaneus 224.

Added by DJM Jan 2024