What is an ISO Protocol? - By Quorum Prosthetics
What is an ISO protocol?
ISO protocols are often designed to establish standardized guidelines for materials, manufacturing processes, and safety specifications.
The nature of 3D printed sockets in O&P involves a high degree of customization to match individual patient needs, making it difficult to establish a single set of rigid standards that apply universally.
If an ISO protocol doesn’t exist, how in the world are you supposed to evaluate the “quality” of a carbon fiber lay-up socket to that of a 3D printed socket?
Do you test your sockets for mechanical robustness each time you fabricate one?
Quorum Prosthetics, HP, Invent Medical, & Empirical Technologies team up to answer these questions and more in our shared presentation at AOPA 2023!
Don’t miss HP & Invent Medical’s follow-up discussions at booths 533 and 907.
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American Orthotic and Prosthetic Association (AOPA)
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