DrMeric

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   OrthoScience – Hybrid search engine for 500K+ orthopedic translational research(orthoarchives.com)

   2 points by DrMeric 7mo ago|1 comments
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   by DrMeric 7mo ago

   Orthopedics is inherently translational. A single clinical question can span surgical technique, implant biomechanics, material science, and computational modeling. Existing search engines rely on keyword matching or citation-based ranking.
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   by DrMeric 8mo ago

   > To follow up with some research I did on this: > > No free DICOM viewer on the market carries FDA clearance or CE marking. Not 3D Slicer [1], not Horos [2], not OHIF. Even RadiAnt — which is paid and arguably the most popular Win
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   by DrMeric 8mo ago

   Fair questions. I use OrthoRay as a secondary tool — preoperative planning, teaching, research. Clinical reads go through certified PACS, as they should. The app requires explicit consent at launch acknowledging it's not certified for
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   by DrMeric 8mo ago

   Documentation: For those interested in the technical details and usage, I wrote extensive documentation here: https://orthoarchives.com/en/orthoray/docs/getting-started/w...
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   OrthoRay – A native, lightweight DICOM viewer written in Rust/wgpu by a surgeon

   9 points by DrMeric 8mo ago|9 comments