Trauma — high case volume, consignment-heavy, and driven by availability as much as preference.
No national registry equivalent
Runs on recorded activity in every country.
Trauma activity is not registry-published in these countries, so the segment is built from recorded theatre activity and stock reality.
Sizing reference only — Size Match does not apply.
Runs on the same segment machinery. Activity is recorded by your team rather than derived from a national registry.
The segment is switched on for your company and appears in the rep segment picker.
Your trauma portfolio — nails, plates, screws, external fixation — loads into the segment library.
Activity is captured per site by the team, with manager validation, in place of a registry base.
Preference capture is configured around sets, availability and consignment rather than single-implant choice.
Reporting shows recorded activity and coverage per site; registry-derived market share is not claimed.
Everything below is scoped to Trauma specifically, and quoted as part of the segment rather than as a platform-wide change.
Four resource types are carried per segment, cached for offline use.
Trauma is billed as a segment add-on on top of the core platform, in every country.
Add-on pricing is set per company at contract. Core platform pricing is not published.
See packaging →Spine runs on the same segment machinery, without a registry volume base — activity is built from what your team records.
The wider foot and ankle basket — fusion, forefoot and hindfoot — sitting alongside the registry-backed Ankle segment.
Arthroscopy, ligament reconstruction and soft-tissue repair — a segment built entirely on recorded activity.
We will map your market, show the activity model behind the segment, and walk the onboarding switch by switch.
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