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MotionVision™

Understanding Spine Movement and Biomechanics With AI

MotionVision™ analyzes spinal movement and biomechanical patterns to provide insights into how the spine functions under real-world conditions.

This helps clinicians better understand structural changes, instability, and patient-specific biomechanics.

MotionVision™ platform view

How MotionVision™ Works

MotionVision™ evaluates motion-related imaging data and identifies patterns that may indicate biomechanical issues or spinal instability.

These insights support better diagnosis, treatment planning, and patient monitoring.

Flexion-Extension Analysis

MotionVision starts from a side-by-side flexion / extension comparison, then derives a stabilized overlay so every level's translation, rotation, and instability signal is graded in one view.

MotionVision side-by-side flexion and extension comparison
Side-by-side flexion / extension with per-level rotation, translation, and a radiographic instability report.
MotionVision stabilized overlay with TI-Index and White–Panjabi signal
Stabilized overlay - segmental ROM, TI-Index, and the White–Panjabi instability signal per level.

Key Capabilities

Spinal motion analysis

Biomechanical insights

AI-driven evaluation

Support for treatment planning

Patient-specific movement insights

Why MotionVision™ Matters

Understanding how the spine moves is critical for diagnosing certain conditions and planning treatments. MotionVision™ helps reveal insights that may not be easily visible in static imaging alone.

Results in: Better understanding of spinal function, improved diagnosis of motion-related issues, enhanced treatment planning, and more personalized care.

MotionVision™ can Benefit

Spine specialists

Orthopedic clinicians

Rehabilitation centers

Research teams

See the Spine in Motion

Explore how MotionVision™ advances spine analysis.

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