Phases are used to separate studies for the same patient when there is a new start, a retreatment or a clearly distinct clinical record. Auto-cropping, meanwhile, automates repeated corrections such as rotations, flips or crop proportions. Before You Start Have a patient with previous photo records. Use phases when a patient needs a new study separated in time. Decide which photo types you want to rotate, flip or crop automatically. ...
Photo follow-up lets you document each visit and compare the patient’s progress from the iPad. The key is to first change the treatment status, add one sequence per visit and keep dates and annotations well organized. Before You Start Have the initial photos imported. Use equivalent views at each visit so the comparison is useful. Change the patient’s status before starting follow-up. ...
When the patient already has their initial photos, the next step is to record follow-up visits and compare progress between dates. OrthoKit organizes those sequences by month, lets you add annotations and offers a comparison view to review changes directly. Before You Start The patient must already have initial photos imported. Prepare follow-up photos by visit date. Review the patient’s status in Cataloging before adding new sequences. ...
On iPadOS, you can also adapt the photo template to the way you document. The app keeps photos even when you change templates: if a view does not fit in the active template, it remains as complementary or hidden during follow-up. Before You Start Have the patient’s initial photos imported. Decide whether you want to use a preconfigured template or create your own. Check that each photo has the correct type assigned. ...
OrthoKit includes several photo templates, but not every team documents in the same way. You can add complementary photos, switch to a wider template or create your own composition so the record adapts to your protocol. Before You Start Have a patient with the initial photo template already filled. Prepare extra photos if you want to test complementary views. Decide whether you need a wider template or your own composition. ...
OrthoKit can generate PowerPoint presentations with the patient’s photos, radiographs and data. You can use the included template, modify it to match the clinic’s visual identity or prepare your own template with text and image codes. Before You Start Check that the patient has enough photos, radiographs and data for the study. Have PowerPoint installed if you are going to edit templates. If you work from Keynote, first export your file to PowerPoint format. ...