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A new bionic body part that talks to your phone is not science fiction, it’s the next frontier in knee replacements.

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Although wearable technology has been used for research in orthopedics for several decades, its use for tracking patient outcomes has been in constant flux.

Quantiles Recovery Curves will use data derived from Zimmer Biomet’s Persona IQ smart knee system, to provide data of each patient’s activity levels and knee kinematics by pooling multiple parameters across the Persona IQ patient population

Medical data company Canary Medical has launched Canary Quantiles Recovery Curves, its first orthopaedic analytic module.

Canary Medical introduced its first orthopedic analytic module, Canary Quantiles™ Recovery Curves.

Canary Medical introduced a data analytic platform for orthopedics, the medtech company said.

Canary Medical announced today that it introduced its first orthopedic analytic module: Canary Quantiles recovery curves.

Canary is an early entrant into the field of sensor-embedded implants. Working with Zimmer Biomet, it created the first smart knee implant, and has ambitions to expand the technology to other joints.

This technology has the capability of providing extensive data on gait kinematics that may be used to understand differences in gait patterns and associated clinical diagnoses.

Imagine knee replacement surgery with a “smart” implant that collects and transmits data enabling an orthopedic surgeon to monitor a patient’s recovery from afar.