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The Benefits of Metron Guided Mark-Up

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Guided Mark-Ups are available for specific radiographic views with well-defined measurements in current practice.

 

The Guided Mark-Up process guides the user to select key points in the image from which these measurements are calculated. You can then choose which set of measurements you want to display overlaid on the image.

 

For Podiatrists:

Metron supports Guided Mark-Up for the Lateral Foot and five different measurements of the Foot AP, including Talonavicular Angle and MTP Joint Angle. An online training session is available to walk you through the steps and radiographs, discussing the importance of these Metron measurements for diagnosing foot deformities in a patient. Video length is 10 minutes.

 

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For Chiropractors:

Metron supports Guided Mark-Up for ten different measurements of the lateral lumbar region, including Jackson's Angle and Lumbar Lordosis. A training video is available to learn about Metron history, view images and radiographs, and understand the value of Metron measurements for patient diagnosis and treatment. Video length is 9 minutes.

 

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Training Videos for Chiropractors

Metron supports Guided Mark-Up to aid the practitioner in patient diagnosis of the spine including lumbar, thoracic or cervical. 

View your choice of online tutorial videos!
Training Videos for Podiatrists
Generally the first to touch and the last to leave the "ground floor" each and every day, our feet deserve care and proper diagnosis when problems arise.

 

Metron supports Guided Mark-Up for five different measurements of the Foot AP including the Talonavicular Angle and MTP Joint Angle. The Lateral foot region is also supported.

 

 

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