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Join Bodycad at the 2026 AOSSM Annual Meeting

We're excited to be attending the 2026 American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine (AOSSM) Annual Meeting, taking place July 8–11 at the Seattle Convention Center in Seattle, Washington.

As one of the leading events in orthopaedic sports medicine, AOSSM brings together surgeons, researchers, and industry leaders to share the latest advances in patient care, research, and surgical innovation.

If you're attending, we'd love to connect and discuss how patient-specific surgical planning is helping surgeons improve patient outcomes.

📍 Seattle Convention Center – Arch Building
https://events.sportsmed.org/am2026

📅 July 8–11, 2026

See you in Seattle!

New research reveals how 3D-printed patient-specific guides are transforming corrective knee surgery, achieving 88% accuracy and dramatically improving patient outcomes.

The game-changer? Custom surgical guides created from CT scans that fit each patient's anatomy like a puzzle piece. The result: better precision, faster recovery, and 8.4/10 patient satisfaction.

This is what happens when precision meets surgical innovation, personalized healthcare that actually delivers measurable results.

👉 Want to see how personalized orthopedics is revolutionizing surgery? Read the full study:
📖 https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC12957581/

Inside the Fine TTO™ Workflow
FDA Cleared. Patent Pending.
Considering a patient‑specific TTO solution is one thing; understanding how it fits into your pre‑op planning and OR flow is another.
With Fine TTO™, the process begins with imaging: a lateral radiograph of the knee at 30° flexion and a CT scan comprise the minimum data set. The surgeon then prescribes the osteotomy type and target values (TT–TG and Caton‑Deschamps Index), and Bodycad plans the osteotomy accordingly and confirms the final situation, including screw number, lengths, and positions, before any manufacturing.
Once approved, the patient‑specific guides and components are produced and delivered as a dedicated kit. Intra‑operatively, the guides are designed to match the bony anatomy, support guided cuts, help position the tubercle according to the plan, and facilitate screw fixation, followed by structured post‑operative care.
Learn more at https://bodycad.com/fine-tto/

What is BC Fine TTO?
FDA Cleared. Patent Pending.
Tibial Tubercle Osteotomy (TTO) is a surgical technique designed to improve patellar stability and reduce pain by realigning the tibial tuberosity in skeletally mature patients. It is particularly helpful when patellar instability or chronic knee pain is driven by malalignment at the tibial tubercle level.
Bodycad Fine TTO™ takes this familiar concept and builds a fully planned, patient‑specific solution around it. Using each patient’s imaging, the system is designed to support the precise planning and ex*****on of the tibial tubercle osteotomy for that individual knee.

Learn more at: https://bodycad.com/fine-tto/

Advancing Sports Medicine & Arthroplasty Innovation in Mumbai

Bodycad is excited to attend the first ISAKOS Regional Summit dedicated to Knee and Shoulder Sports and Arthroplasty, taking place in Mumbai, India, from June 4–6, 2026.

This important gathering will bring together world-renowned experts to explore the latest clinical challenges, surgical techniques, and research advancements through:

• Symposia
• Expert debates
• Surgical video demonstrations
• Interactive case-based discussions

As the future of orthopaedics continues to move toward personalized care, Bodycad looks forward to engaging with global leaders committed to improving patient outcomes through innovation and precision-driven solutions.

Learn more: https://isakos.com/IRS2026

Let’s connect and discuss the future of Personalized Restoration™.

Advancing Patellofemoral Innovation in Lyon, France
Bodycad is excited to participate in the 21st International Patellofemoral Study Group Meeting taking place in Lyon, France, from May 23–26, 2026.
This renowned event brings together leading orthopaedic surgeons and innovators from around the world for:
• Research presentations
• Clinical debates
• Case discussions
• Collaborative discussions shaping the future of patellofemoral care
As patient-specific orthopaedics continues to evolve, we look forward to connecting with experts dedicated to advancing personalized solutions and improving surgical outcomes.
📍 Lyon, France
📅 May 23–26, 2026
We’d love to connect and discuss the future of Personalized Restoration™.
Learn more: https://www.ipsg.org/

A Culture Defined by Our People.

Across our Employee Spotlight series, one question stood out:

How would you describe Bodycad’s culture?

Common themes across our Employee Spotlight interviews:

• A culture that encourages learning, adaptation, and continuous improvement

• A team driven by collaboration and responsiveness

• A shared purpose centered on making a meaningful impact on patients’ lives

At Bodycad, culture isn’t just internal; it shows up in every case, every plan, and every patient-specific solution.

Because when the right people come together with a shared purpose, you redefine what’s possible.

Visit: https://bodycad.com/ to learn more about our mission, technology and people.

Submit your case to Bodycad in 4 simple steps.

From planning to patient-specific delivery, our process is designed to be seamless, efficient, and built around your clinical workflow.

1️⃣ Schedule a demo
2️⃣ Set up Preplink
3️⃣ Submit your case
4️⃣ Receive your personalized kit

That’s it.

A streamlined path to patient-specific osteotomy planning, so you can focus on what matters most: improving patient outcomes. Schedule a demo today: https://bodycad.com/schedule-a-demo/

Meet Zach Walton, Regional Manager, US Sales
Zach focuses on helping surgeons adopt a more streamlined, patient-specific approach, supporting confidence in surgical planning.

After stepping away from MedTech, he returned to the industry with a renewed focus on supporting surgeons and advancing personalized solutions.

His perspective reflects what makes Bodycad unique: a close-knit, collaborative team where every role contributes to the success of each case.