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PiedRéseau Granby 2D and 3D digital imaging

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2D and 3D digital imaging - PiedRéseau Granby

The PiedRéseau Granby clinic offers advanced 2D and 3D digital imaging services, specifically designed for accurate foot digitization. This service captures the imprint of the feet using specialized devices, allowing for precise diagnoses and the creation of custom-made plantar orthotics. The 2D impressions are obtained through a podograph, which provides a detailed image of the foot’s plantar surface, while the 3D scanning utilizes a three-dimensional sensor to replicate the foot’s complete morphology. These innovative imaging techniques facilitate rapid identification of discomfort sources and enable the design of high-performance orthotics tailored to individual needs.

In the clinical context, the 2D and 3D digital imaging services play a crucial role in podiatric assessments at PiedRéseau Granby. By utilizing these technologies, podiatrists can analyze various foot characteristics, such as arch type and weight distribution, which are essential for diagnosing postural imbalances and other foot-related issues. The digitization process is efficient and non-invasive, allowing for a thorough evaluation of the foot’s structure while ensuring patient comfort. This service is particularly beneficial for patients experiencing conditions like flat feet, plantar fasciitis, and metatarsalgia, among others.

The PiedRéseau Granby team consists of qualified podiatrists and dedicated professionals committed to providing comprehensive care. Dr. Keven Lambert, the podiatrist-owner, has been practicing since 2013 and is the founder of the PiedRéseau network. Dr. Madeline Nicol, practicing since 2018, complements the team with her recent training and focus on diabetic foot care. Dr. Vincent Désilets brings expertise in sports podiatry, while Dr. Alexandre Lottinville has a strong background in wound care. The team is supported by clinical coordinator Natasha Cyr and various auxiliary staff, ensuring a collaborative approach to patient care.

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