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Surg Open Sci2026;331-7.September 1, 2026Journal Article

Preoperative planning software as a digital health tool in orthopedics: Surgeon-reported benefits in shoulder arthroplasty.

Maud Reynier1, Sarah Shank2,3, Matthew Venegoni1, Matthias Regling4, Arthur de Gast1,3
1Stryker, Trauma & Extremities, Upper Extremities, Clinical Strategy, USA.
2Stryker, Trauma & Extremities, Upper Extremities, Medical Affairs, USA.
3Stryker Clinical Research Institute Publication Team -SCRiP-Team, Bloomington, MN, USA.
4Stryker, Trauma and Extremities, Clinical Research Projects, USA.
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Abstract

BACKGROUND/HYPOTHESIS: Preoperative planning software has gained traction in shoulder arthroplasty, enabling surgeons to better visualize patient's anatomy and optimize implant positioning. Widespread adoption of such tools depends not only on their efficacy but also on surgeon satisfaction and perceived utility in day-to-day practice. However, data on surgeons' satisfaction and perceived utility…

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