With Bone Age software, estimations and progress in skeletal maturity can be easily monitored. Track bone development and age by simply entering a patient's X-ray data.
This software review is for "Bone Age," a program designed to assess bone age and stature. The software utilizes the reference standards of Greulich and Pyle (2nd ed), but due to copyright restrictions, it does not include those standards and images. However, users can obtain them from Stanford University and import an image with a graph representing bone age plotted against chronological age into the medical record.
One of the key features of "Bone Age" is that it maintains a database of individual patient files. Additionally, users can export graphics as JPEG files or DICOM images to OsiriX. The software also includes an optional automatic update notification and an optional script when launched. Finally, users can access the online documentation for assistance.
To utilize "Bone Age," users must have OsiriX 2.1 or later installed to create DICOM files. Overall, this software is a useful tool for assessing bone age and stature, and its integration with OsiriX allows for easy data sharing.
One of the key features of "Bone Age" is that it maintains a database of individual patient files. Additionally, users can export graphics as JPEG files or DICOM images to OsiriX. The software also includes an optional automatic update notification and an optional script when launched. Finally, users can access the online documentation for assistance.
To utilize "Bone Age," users must have OsiriX 2.1 or later installed to create DICOM files. Overall, this software is a useful tool for assessing bone age and stature, and its integration with OsiriX allows for easy data sharing.
What's New
Version 2.2: N/A