Hallux valgus
1.2°
mean error on the angle
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Cobb, EOS, measurement, without fatigue.
Musculoskeletal and spine imaging demand precise, repeatable measurements. The Milvue Suite computes them automatically: Cobb angles, lower limbs (2D and 3D), EOS and vertebral measurements.
In short. TechCare Metrics automatically measures the Cobb angle, spinal alignment and lower limbs on radiographs and EOS. On the spine (Diagnostic and Interventional Imaging, 2023, 100 patients, median age 14), the mean absolute error on the Cobb angle is 2.90°, with an ICC of 0.95. Class IIa medical device in Europe, licensed by Health Canada.
Productivity
+ 70 %
achievable gains, up to
Measurements
60
automatic bone measurements
Vertebrae
Yes
fractures and spondylolisthesis
MSK
Reference measurements, in seconds.
Cobb angles for scoliosis, lower limbs for limb alignment, EOS: measurement is automated, reproducible, and reported straight into the radiology report.
- Cobb angles, lower limbs, goniometry
- EOS acquisitions supported
- Hallux valgus: 1.2° mean angle error
- Up to +70% productivity gains
CobbEOSLower limbsGoniometry
In practice
Three steps, no workstation change.
Nothing to change at the reading station: the solution slots into your existing flow.
01
Acquisition
Standard or EOS series, no protocol change.
02
Automatic measurement
Landmarks placed, angles and lengths computed and annotated.
03
Into the report
Values and diagrams inserted directly into the report.
Automatic weight-bearing foot measurements agree with the radiological reference, in a fraction of the time.
MDPI · Tanzilli, Parpaleix, de Oliveira et al. · 2025
1.2°hallux valgus error
+70%productivity (up to)
60automatic measurements
Scientific evidence
Spec sheet
At a glance.
CE-marked medical device, Class IIa, developed by Milvue. Native integration, protected data.
| Modalities | Standard radiography, EOS |
|---|---|
| Regions | Spine, lower limbs, foot |
| Measurements | Cobb, lower limbs, goniometry, EOS |
| Output | Annotations + values in the report |
| Integration | Native RIS / PACS |
| Device | CE marked, class IIa · Health Canada * |
Regulatory detail:
- Spine measurements and analysis are a special configuration of the SmartXpert module (TechCare Metrics), included in the Milvue Suite.
- The Milvue Suite software, developed by Milvue, is a Class IIa medical device according to EU MDR Regulation 2017/745 - Notified Body: BSI, CE 2797.
- TechCare Metrics is licensed by Health Canada (Class II device).
Page updated on October 3, 2026.
Frequently asked questions
Which measurements does TechCare Metrics compute automatically?
60 bone measurements: Cobb angles and spinal alignment, lower limbs in 2D and 3D (EOS), weight-bearing foot, bone age. The values are written into the report.
How accurate is the automatic Cobb angle measurement?
On 100 patients with a median age of 14 (Zerouali et al., Diagnostic and Interventional Imaging, 2023), the mean absolute error was 2.90° against the reference, with an intraclass correlation coefficient of 0.95.
Is TechCare Metrics cleared?
Yes: Class IIa medical device in Europe (Milvue Suite, notified body BSI, CE 2797) and licensed by Health Canada since October 2025 (Class II, patients aged 1 and above).
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