3D postural analysis for podiatrists
Why integrate 3D postural analysis into a podiatry practice?
The foot is a major entry point in postural balance. Plantar support can influence pelvic position, spinal compensations, shoulder orientation and certain body adaptations visible in standing position. Conversely, a global postural asymmetry may also affect support and load distribution at plantar level.
The podiatry examination can be enriched by observing the spine, pelvis and global body asymmetries. Differences in support, pelvic tilt, body rotation or trunk compensation can be documented visually and integrated into the overall assessment.
In podiatry, POSCAN ONE complements the assessment with a global 3D visualization of posture, plantar support, the pelvis, spine and lower limbs. It helps explain orthopedic insoles, document visible asymmetries and monitor the patient over time.
Postural assessment and plantar support: a complementary approach
In physiotherapy, POSCAN ONE complements the clinical assessment with a clear 3D visualization of posture, the back, pelvis, shoulders and lower limbs. It helps document visible asymmetries, compensations, mobility-related observations and changes over time, without replacing the physiotherapist’s functional examination or clinical reasoning.
In podiatry, POSCAN ONE complements the assessment with a global 3D visualization of posture, plantar support, the pelvis, spine and lower limbs. It helps explain orthopedic insoles, document visible asymmetries and monitor the patient over time.
In podiatry, POSCAN ONE complements the assessment with a global 3D visualization of posture, plantar support, the pelvis, spine and lower limbs. It helps explain orthopedic insoles, document visible asymmetries and monitor the patient over time, without replacing the podiatrist’s clinical examination or professional interpretation.
Analysis of the spine, pelvis and postural asymmetries
In podiatry, POSCAN ONE complements the assessment with a global 3D visualization of posture, plantar support, the pelvis, spine and lower limbs. It helps explain orthopedic insoles, document visible asymmetries and monitor the patient over time, without replacing the podiatrist’s clinical examination or professional interpretation.
3D postural analysis consists of observing and documenting a subject’s posture in standing position from a three-dimensional acquisition. It helps the professional visualize global body organization, visible asymmetries and postural landmarks, without replacing clinical assessment or professional interpretation.
Baropodometry studies the distribution of plantar pressures. It is widely used in podiatry to analyze support areas, overloads, asymmetries and balance. POSCAN ONE complements this information with a 3D visualization of global posture, including the pelvis, spine, shoulders and lower limbs.
A clear PDF report for the patient file
After the assessment, POSCAN ONE can generate a structured report. This document may be given to the patient or kept in the practice file. It provides a record of the assessment and facilitates comparison during subsequent consultations.
For a podiatrist, the PDF report offers several advantages:
better traceability of the postural assessment;
an explanatory aid for the patient;
a useful document for insole follow-up;
a basis for comparison between several consultations;
easier communication with other healthcare professionals.
This report can also enhance the value of the assessment. The patient leaves with a clear, visual and understandable document, reinforcing the perceived quality and professionalism of the practice.
A clear PDF report for the patient file
After the assessment, POSCAN ONE can generate a structured report. This document may be given to the patient or kept in the practice file. It provides a record of the assessment and facilitates comparison during subsequent consultations.
For a podiatrist, the PDF report offers several advantages:
better traceability of the postural assessment;
an explanatory aid for the patient;
a useful document for insole follow-up;
a basis for comparison between several consultations;
easier communication with other healthcare professionals.
This report can also enhance the value of the assessment. The patient leaves with a clear, visual and understandable document, reinforcing the perceived quality and professionalism of the practice.
A clear PDF report for the patient file
After the assessment, POSCAN ONE can generate a structured report. This document may be given to the patient or kept in the practice file. It provides a record of the assessment and facilitates comparison during subsequent consultations.
For a podiatrist, the PDF report offers several advantages:
better traceability of the postural assessment;
an explanatory aid for the patient;
a useful document for insole follow-up;
a basis for comparison between several consultations;
easier communication with other healthcare professionals.
This report can also enhance the value of the assessment. The patient leaves with a clear, visual and understandable document, reinforcing the perceived quality and professionalism of the practice.
A clear PDF report for the patient file
After the assessment, POSCAN ONE can generate a structured report. This document may be given to the patient or kept in the practice file. It provides a record of the assessment and facilitates comparison during subsequent consultations.
For a podiatrist, the PDF report offers several advantages:
better traceability of the postural assessment;
an explanatory aid for the patient;
a useful document for insole follow-up;
a basis for comparison between several consultations;
easier communication with other healthcare professionals.
This report can also enhance the value of the assessment. The patient leaves with a clear, visual and understandable document, reinforcing the perceived quality and professionalism of the practice.
A clear PDF report for the patient file
After the assessment, POSCAN ONE can generate a structured report. This document may be given to the patient or kept in the practice file. It provides a record of the assessment and facilitates comparison during subsequent consultations.
For a podiatrist, the PDF report offers several advantages:
better traceability of the postural assessment;
an explanatory aid for the patient;
a useful document for insole follow-up;
a basis for comparison between several consultations;
easier communication with other healthcare professionals.
This report can also enhance the value of the assessment. The patient leaves with a clear, visual and understandable document, reinforcing the perceived quality and professionalism of the practice.
A clear PDF report for the patient file
After the assessment, POSCAN ONE can generate a structured report. This document may be given to the patient or kept in the practice file. It provides a record of the assessment and facilitates comparison during subsequent consultations.
For a podiatrist, the PDF report offers several advantages:
better traceability of the postural assessment;
an explanatory aid for the patient;
a useful document for insole follow-up;
a basis for comparison between several consultations;
easier communication with other healthcare professionals.
This report can also enhance the value of the assessment. The patient leaves with a clear, visual and understandable document, reinforcing the perceived quality and professionalism of the practice.
A clear PDF report for the patient file
After the assessment, POSCAN ONE can generate a structured report. This document may be given to the patient or kept in the practice file. It provides a record of the assessment and facilitates comparison during subsequent consultations.
For a podiatrist, the PDF report offers several advantages:
better traceability of the postural assessment;
an explanatory aid for the patient;
a useful document for insole follow-up;
a basis for comparison between several consultations;
easier communication with other healthcare professionals.
This report can also enhance the value of the assessment. The patient leaves with a clear, visual and understandable document, reinforcing the perceived quality and professionalism of the practice.
A clear PDF report for the patient file
After the assessment, POSCAN ONE can generate a structured report. This document may be given to the patient or kept in the practice file. It provides a record of the assessment and facilitates comparison during subsequent consultations.
For a podiatrist, the PDF report offers several advantages:
better traceability of the postural assessment;
an explanatory aid for the patient;
a useful document for insole follow-up;
a basis for comparison between several consultations;
easier communication with other healthcare professionals.
This report can also enhance the value of the assessment. The patient leaves with a clear, visual and understandable document, reinforcing the perceived quality and professionalism of the practice.
A clear PDF report for the patient file
A clear PDF report for the patient file
After the assessment, POSCAN ONE can generate a structured report. This document may be given to the patient or kept in the practice file. It provides a record of the assessment and facilitates comparison during subsequent consultations.
For a podiatrist, the PDF report offers several advantages:
better traceability of the postural assessment;
an explanatory aid for the patient;
a useful document for insole follow-up;
a basis for comparison between several consultations;
easier communication with other healthcare professionals.
This report can also enhance the value of the assessment. The patient leaves with a clear, visual and understandable document, reinforcing the perceived quality and professionalism of the practice.
After the assessment, POSCAN ONE can generate a structured report. This document may be given to the patient or kept in the practice file. It provides a record of the assessment and facilitates comparison during subsequent consultations.
For a podiatrist, the PDF report offers several advantages:
better traceability of the postural assessment;
an explanatory aid for the patient;
a useful document for insole follow-up;
a basis for comparison between several consultations;
easier communication with other healthcare professionals.
This report can also enhance the value of the assessment. The patient leaves with a clear, visual and understandable document, reinforcing the perceived quality and professionalism of the practice.