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Version 1.0.1 · 2023-11-27
Bug fixing: Crash occurs when using the Cut Tool on user-uploaded images
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The store currently lists version 1.0.1, updated 2023-11-27.


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Bone Ninja is a teaching tool developed by two orthopedic surgeons who specialize in limb deformity correction: Dr. Shawn Standard and Dr. John Herzenberg. It is designed to help surgeons learn to analyze long bone deformities. Bone Ninja comes pre-loaded with radiographs of normal legs and deformed legs. You can analyze the provided cases or upload your own. Once your analysis is complete, you can then use the cut-out tool to try different osteotomy solutions. Suggested solutions for the provided cases are available for comparison.
Bone Ninja includes tools for drawing lines, measuring angles, measuring lengths, and calibrating the magnification. The cutting tool allows you to manipulate one or more fragments to simulate correction of single or multilevel deformities.…
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Bug fixing: Crash occurs when using the Cut Tool on user-uploaded images
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