The scanning process takes only a few seconds. This is crucial for pediatric care, as it eliminates the need for children to stand perfectly still for long periods, reducing motion artifacts in the results.
But what exactly is it, and why is it becoming a staple in modern orthopedic practice?
Prevents "sliding" and ensures the child is actually looking through the lens. aspex-pedi
The "Pedi" focus at Aspex is built on three pillars: . Clinical Benefit Lifestyle Impact Magnetic Clip-ons Protects young eyes from UV rays without needing two pairs. Easy for kids to snap on polarized lenses themselves. Hypoallergenic Materials Reduces skin irritation on sensitive young faces. Comfortable for all-day wear at school or home. Adjustable Nose Pads Ensures the glasses stay at the correct optical center.
Traditionally, children's glasses were simply scaled-down versions of adult frames. This often led to issues with fit, as children have undeveloped nasal bridges, and frequent breakage due to active play. Aspex addressed these gaps by introducing "memory" materials and specialized hinges. The scanning process takes only a few seconds
Unlike traditional X-rays, which expose children to radiation, Aspex-PEDI uses harmless white light to capture a precise digital model of the spinal column and pelvic geometry.
Aspex-PEDI represents a shift towards . By providing a radiation-free, highly accurate window into a child’s skeletal development, it empowers doctors to make informed decisions while prioritizing patient safety. Prevents "sliding" and ensures the child is actually
Aspex-PEDI is primarily used in the diagnosis and monitoring of:
While Aspex Pedi is generally well-tolerated, some individuals may experience side effects, such as: