The MXL Project - Computational Modelling to Improve Surgical Patient Safety

MXL has developed and verified a system of tools available to surgeons that can be used to gather 3D data from 2D x-rays, allowing for a more representational view of an individual patient's joints prior to surgery, including the complex interactions between bone and muscle that would otherwise be lost when considering x-rays alone..

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