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Multimodal AI Analytics for Musculoskeletal Health

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Evidence-driven. Patient-focused.

Objective metrics to support better decisions and better outcomes.

Anatomical body plate with lumbar spine, hip and knee marked
Lumbar spine Hip Knee
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Multimodal Fusion

Example case · illustrative values

Imaging

What the imaging shows

Lumbar Spine

Lumbar X-ray, lateral view, with colour-segmented vertebrae Cobb L1–L5 23.9° Lordosis

Lumbar X-ray

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Motion

Gait & Biomechanics Overview

Pose and skeleton overlay extracted from gait video
Pose estimation from gait video
Trunk Inclination
2.73 deg

Forward trunk lean

Cadence
115.6 spm

Steps per minute

Step-Time Symmetry
0.10

Left / Right step-time difference

Stance Phase
62.9 %

Portion of gait cycle

Knee Flexion (max)
68.6 deg

Peak knee flexion

Walking Speed
1.42 m/s

Meters per second

↑ ↓ indicate direction of change only — no magnitude is implied.

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Structure meets function

Lumbar radiograph — structural evidence
Structure — 23.9°
Pose overlay from gait video — functional evidence
Function — 1.42 m/s

Read against one another, the radiograph and the gait trace answer different questions. How closely their answers agree — the concordance between structure and function — is what the recovery score measures.

Recovery score

Example case · illustrative values

Structure and function, read as one recovery.

82
/ 100 Good

The Orthogecko Recovery Score fuses structural phenotype, gait and wearable trajectory into one figure — then states, in plain language, what each input contributed.

Readiness is high — recovery expected in six to eight weeks.

Trajectory is positive, at 67% probability of the target outcome.

Structure and function agree — low discordance between radiograph and gait.

Risk of delay is moderate if the patient stays inactive beyond seven days.

Mobility reserve sits above the population baseline.

Confidence is high — data quality and model agreement both hold.

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