Dr. Bradley Lamm

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Becker’s Healthcare -- Spine and Orthopedic Podcast · Dr. Bradley Lamm, DPM, Director of the Foot and Ankle Deformity Center and Director of the Foot and Ankle Deformity Correction Fellowship at the Paley Institute · 9 Apr 2026 podcast

So it's an awesome way to correct these deformities where we were in the past just freehanding and also kind of guessing, hey, is this five degrees or is this

six degrees of a change and every millimeter matters every degree matters and this provided my patient a superb accurate outcome which again is going to create a great functional outcome in the end is what we're looking for for these patients i can imagine and can you talk more about just the actual process of getting these guys from the image to the product and then to the or how does it fit into the whole workflow within this patient episode

Yeah, so the workflow with MedCAD is simple.

Basically, with these complex deformities, patients usually get CAT scans preoperatively before the procedure anyway.

So with this CAT scan that's three-dimensional, we can therefore then plan the correction, whether it's a joint fusion, whether it's a realignment osteotomy,

whether it's a combination of some bony work and soft tissue work.

We can basically pre-plan this out with the engineers at MedCAD.

Of course, they have great knowledge and plan most of the case out and

share with me their results.

And then we work together to fine tune it to the patient's specific needs.

And then also you can design specific implants, whether it's a screw, a plate, a pin, a rod, that way it goes exactly where you want it for the correction that you want.

And again,

You know, preoperatively, I can talk to the patients and show them exactly the plan correction through these beautiful printouts or on the computer.

And this gives patients confidence in me.

It gives me confidence that I know we can get this accurately corrected.

And then in surgery, it makes it real easy that I can kind of follow the steps one by one.

Yeah, so I think this fits nicely into the ever-changing, advancing technology that surgeons are provided to help their patients.

So this would, you know, lessen anxiety.

implant misusage or lessen the chances of negative outcomes because having a better plan leads to a better result.

So I think it fits nicely into all this.

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