OrthoView comes to Germany

AuntMinnie.com staff writers
Aug 10, 2004

U.K. software developer Meridian Technique has released a German version of its OrthoView orthopedic digital planning software.

The new release is the first in a number of new language versions planned for OrthoView, according to the Southampton-based vendor.

By AuntMinnie.com staff writers
August 11, 2004

Related Reading

Meridian releases OrthoView 2.0, June 4, 2004

StorCOMM adds OrthoView to PACS software, November 5, 2003

OrthoView receives 510(k) clearance, September 23, 2003

OrthoView forms user group, August 11, 2003

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