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The present study aims to design, develop and test an electronic archive to be able to track over time the so-called Patient-Specific Cutting Guides for Orthopedics (in English often known as ' Pa-tient-Specific Cutting Guides'). Surgical Guides (or even more frequently, Patient-Specific-Instrumentation - PSI), i.e., based on medical images of the specific patient undergoing surgery. These are becoming increasingly necessary for complex surgeries, or those requiring careful pre-operative planning, to support both standard and customized metal implants (i.e., those individual-ly made using so-called "3D printing" or "additive manufacturing" techniques, hereinafter referred to as "custom" implants), as well as corrective osteotomies for cases of severe skeletal deformity. From a technical standpoint, it will be necessary to evaluate whether the compilation of the con-trolled-access archive
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