What are Patient-Specific Guides/Jigs?

Patient-specific guides and jigs are custom-designed surgical tools created to fit a patient’s unique anatomical structure with high precision. Using CT/MRI data and 3D modeling, these guides provide exact cutting, drilling, or alignment pathways during surgery, helping surgeons perform procedures with greater accuracy and efficiency. They are widely used in:

Orthopedic Surgery – Osteotomy guidance, joint reconstruction, and implant alignment.
Maxillofacial Surgery – Mandibular and maxillary cutting guides, reconstruction planning, and implant placement.
Spine Surgery – Pedicle screw pathways, vertebral alignment, and stabilization guides.
Oncology Surgery – Tumor resection guides with precise margins for safer removal.
Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery – Symmetry correction, bone shaping, and contour accuracy.

These guides reduce intraoperative guesswork and support more predictable results, especially in complex anatomical cases where precision is critical.

Key Components of Our Patient-Specific Guides/Jigs Service

Customized Guide Design

We create guides that are fully tailored to the patient’s anatomy and surgical requirements.
Each guide ensures precise placement, controlled movements, and improved accuracy during complex procedures.

Accurate Fit & Surgical Precision

Guides are modeled to sit securely on the bone or tissue with perfect anatomical conformity.
This ensures accurate cuts, drilling angles, implant positions, and alignment throughout the procedure.

Improved Safety & Reduced Surgical Time

Customized pathways minimize the risk of errors.
Surgeons can operate more efficiently, reducing procedure time and improving workflow in the operating room.

Using patient-specific guides allows for consistent, predictable outcomes while providing a safer and more controlled surgical experience.