Helios orthesis module
ImprimirIt is identified with the following icon:
It is a module specially developed for Helios head orthoses manufactured by Ortoibérica S.L. In this module, we can make a detailed report of the cranial volume of the patient, as well as a comparative work is done, of the evolution and corrective progress of the orthosis.
The use of the present module for other orthoses that are not Helios but that can be viewed with the module, it is the user himself alone in charge of the final results.
Insert a file and link it to a patient.
Created the patient, we must go to the input module, where we will have the scanned form (we will not be able to open it from the library). In the bottom bar, inside the patient folder, we can click on the icon Model:
NOTE: Remember that before using a scanned form we must take it to the visor module, to scale it, position it, re-scan it, remove noise, etc.
It will take us to the input module, where we will look for the desired file. This file will have a cranial orthoses identification icon, similar to:
Activating it (with the edges in clear blue as we can see in the image), we will see in the right part a miniature of the form without having to open the file in the central menu.
Double clicking will open in the central interface:
Helios module tools.
1. The symbol 
will allow us to move the shape in 90º quadrants.
2. The palette of Pi.Cas.So. In this module has its tools are deactivated, only it is operative to save 
3. Shape of the figure in 3D, we can orbit with the right mouse button 
changing the cursor 
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4. Text written in the File Notes.
5. Icons of different views.
It allows the longitudinal placement of different files for comparison.
It allows vertical placement of the different files for comparison.
6. Possibility to minimise.
7. By pressing the I key we can see the name of the file. (Composed of the patient’s name, and the date and time of the creation of the file).
Volumetric report by quadrants of the baby´s skull.
We must make an inclined plane that has its points of support in the glabella and the tragus right and left.
We will take the cursor to the baby’s glabella represented in the form and click the left button.
We perform the same operations in the two tragus (right and left)
