Lateral Thoracic Digitization with Computer Vision- CBP Technique

Lateral Thoracic Digitization with Computer Vision

The computer vision module requires a valid technical support maintenance agreement and is available only in the CBP Technique version. This module interfaces with our proprietary patent-pending cloud software; an active internet connection and current technical support maintenance agreement are therefore required. If the technical support maintenance agreement is cancelled or expires, access to the computer vision module, PostureRay online database backups, and the browser-based Virtual ViewBox will be discontinued. PostureRay remains fully functional in manual digitization mode, exactly as it operated prior to versions 25 and 26.

Computer vision is solely a time-saving tool that places measurement points in an approximate location. It does not replace clinical judgment. The doctor remains fully responsible for validating every single point before completing an assessment. Just as the doctor would be required to review and correct points placed by an assistant, the doctor must review and, when necessary, drag every computer-vision point into the precise anatomical location. Any mis-marked segment must be corrected by the doctor. Only after the doctor has personally validated and accepted all digitization points may the resulting measurements be incorporated into the patient’s health-care record.

The doctor remains fully responsible for any clinical significance assigned to the documentation, because the doctor alone retains complete control over editing and finalizing every annotation point.

For lateral thoracic analysis, a minimum of T3–T10 must be visible. On later versions of PostureRay v26, computer vision (.ai) can also be used for T1–T12 when those segments are adequately visualized.

Video link: https://youtu.be/986IdLQk6Jg

Manual Digitization Mode video link: http://youtu.be/w-_2GV7NyaU