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The following illustrates a standard operating procedure (SOP) for aligning a 3D foot scan in RapidShell3D.


Prerequisites

  • Prescription loaded into RapidShell3D

Refer to the following guide for more information:

πŸ“‹ SOP: Loading Prescription in RapidShell3D

Goals

  • Align a 3D foot scan in RapidShell3D

Procedure

  1. Click Files β†’ Display Left Foot

  2. A 3D scan of the patient’s left foot should now appear on the screen

  3. Click Place Points

  4. In specific order, click the Heel Point β†’ 1st MPJ Centre Point β†’ 5th MPJ Centre Point

  5. Click Align for Valgus or Align for Varus

  6. Click Accept

  7. Click Apply

  8. Position the scan in the Plantar view using the controls along the bottom toolbar

  9. Position the scan in the Heel view using controls along the bottom toolbar according to a provided Acceptable Reference Measurement.

    Method 1: Heel Bisection Measurement

    πŸ“‹ SOP: Heel Bisection Measurement

    You may use the blue Z-axis line to reference the heel bisection in neutral (0Β°). You can then use the Invert and Evert controls from the bottom toolbar to rotate the scan into the alignment specified in the Scan Angle field on the prescription.


    Method 2: Forefoot Varus/Valgus Alignment Method

    πŸ“‹ SOP: Forefoot Varus/Valgus Measurement

    If a Forefoot Varus or Forefoot Valgus measurement has been recorded on the prescription form, RapidShell3D will automatically rotate the 3D scan to this value. You will need to measure the alignment to ensure that you have accurately rotated the 3D scan.

  10. Position the scan in the Medial view so that the blue Z-axis line is breaking through the heel of the scan at approximately 20mm in height

Your 3D scan should now be aligned in RapidShell3D, and you should be ready to generate your orthosis model.

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