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Dave's PCF WIP: Paragraphs

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Application Patient Specific cutting guide
Matter Number PER-8 PROV Reference Case 1 PER-8 PROV
Created 7/2/21, 12:00 AM Modified 7/2/21, 12:00 AM
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Content

Further, the body 1210 may have one or more bone attachment features that facilitate attachment of the body 1210 to the first cuneiform and/or the first metatarsus. Such bone attachment features may comprise any of a wide variety of holes, spikes, fastening devices, and/or the like. As embodied in Figures 12A through 12H, the bone attachment features may take the form of holes 1240 that extend from a bone apposition side 1230 to the outward-facing side 1232. The holes 1240 may be shaped to accommodate pins, K-wires, and/or other elongated bone fixation elements that can be anchored in the first cuneiform and/or the first metatarsus to keep the cutting guide 1200 in place.

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Added by DJM 7 2021