PROMs in Total Hip Arthroplasty (THA) are vital for capturing patients’ perspectives on pain, mobility, and quality of life. As healthcare moves toward value-based models, these patient-reported outcomes are increasingly used to guide treatment decisions and support reimbursement tied to quality and effectiveness.
In breast cancer research, PROMs are essential for capturing and understanding patients’ perspectives of their treatment, functional status, body image, and aesthetic outcomes of surgery.
This blog post explores the latest advancements in SI joint fusion, highlighting the shift toward minimally invasive techniques and new evaluation methods that enhance patient outcomes. It reviews recent studies on MIS approaches, patient-reported improvements in pain and mobility, and innovations in radiographic assessments that support both pre- and postoperative care. The post also discusses the role of RAYLYTIC’s UNITY platform in advancing research through automated analysis of spinopelvic parameters, providing valuable insights for clinicians and researchers in the evolving SI fusion landscape.
This article explores the advantages of FHIR over other standards, its resource-based structure, and how it leverages RESTful APIs for efficient data exchange. Learn how RAYLYTIC is applying FHIR to enhance healthcare data management, integrate Patient-Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs), and streamline patient care across diverse healthcare environments.
RAYLYTIC supported spinal implant manufacturer Innovasis with radiographic and clinical outcome evaluation to find positive results.
The abstract “Accurate Wear Determination in Clinical Radiographs after Total Knee Arthroplasty using 2D-3D Registration and Artificial Intelligence: An In Vivo Validation” submitted to this year’s German Congress of Orthopedic and Trauma Surgery (DKOU) was accepted and nominated for the Wilhelm Roux Award. The work presents an automated algorithm for the accurate and precise measurement of wear in total knee arthroplasty using clinical AP radiographs.
UNITY Research: Powerful analysis and controlling tools to conduct clinical studies efficiently.
