NemoCeph provides you with all
of the necessary anatomical structures,
whatever the analysis that you would like
to undertake. No other programme offers
as many possibilities for graphic and clinical
customization.

Cephalometric and VTO Diagnostics

NemoCeph enables you to perform
lateral and frontal cephalometric analyses,
as well as lateral and frontal facial
analyses.

Precisely and rapidly superimpose the
photos of your patients over the tracings.
The landmark adjustment function enables you
to match the tracings precisely
to your patients' anatomy. The advanced
zoom and image enhancement tools
help you to locate hard-to-see
structures and soft tissues.

• Incorporates lateral and frontal
  cephalometric analysis and of casts.
• Facial or vertical biotype.
• Cephalometric conversion
  (transposition of the Condyle).
• Bolton and Moyer's indices.
• Prediction of growth from
  the cephalometry.
• Visual treatment objective
  and without growth.
• Visualization and print-out of all of
  the Ricketts superimposition areas,
  the ability to define customized areas of superimposition.

• Direct on-screen positioning of
  anatomical landmarks, on the
  digitalized images.
• Image capture from a scanner,
  camera, orthopantogram,
  digital radiography, etc.
• Multiple image processing options
  to improve, enlarge, enhance, etc.
• Incorporates the most widely used
  cephalometric methods:
  Ricketts, Mc Namara, Steiner,
  Tweed, etc.
• Incorporates a cephalometry editor
  that makes it possible to define customized
  analyses, cephalometric measurements,
  and the positioning of anatomical
  landmarks and structures to be visualized.

• Maxillary surgery: maxillary advancement,
  segmentary and total shortening of the maxilla,
  impaction, down-graft – inferior repositioning
  of the maxilla.
• Mandibular surgery : subapical retraction,
  sagittal osteotomy mandibular advancement,
  auto-rotation of the jaw,
  mandibular shortening, and sagittal osteotomy
  of the ramus.
• Chin surgery: augmentation (genioplasty)
  or reduction (mentoplasty). Simulation
  soft tissues: Morphing.
• Generation of video sequences with
  the simulated result of the evolution of the patient.