Corso
3D printed scoliosis corsets with the Corso solution
Bring spinal corset production into a digital bracing workflow while keeping clinical decisions with your team.
Scan the trunk, design in uFit and produce a 3D printed scoliosis brace on CorsoPrinter or with Ugani.
Book a demoWhat you can make
- Scoliosis corsets (TLSO)
- Paediatric spinal braces
- Follow-up braces from saved designs
How it works
Scan
Scan the patient’s trunk with a smartphone to start the digital workflow.
Design
Design the spinal corset in uFit and keep the digital design for follow-up braces.
Produce
Print on the large-format CorsoPrinter or have Ugani produce your design.
Ways to work with Ugani
JustPrint
Lease the complete solution: printer, software, filament and support included. Pay per device per month, without upfront machine investment.
In-house
Buy the equipment and bring production into your workshop, with on-site training for your team.
CFAB
You scan and design; we produce and ship. Keep the clinical work in your hands without buying a printer.
Why clinics choose Ugani
Your clinical expertise
Keep assessment, design decisions and fitting in the hands of your P&O team.
A connected workflow
Move from a smartphone scan to uFit design and digital production.
A saved digital record
Keep scans and designs available for follow-up work and repeat production.
Production your way
Choose JustPrint, equipment ownership or CFAB.
Hands-on training
Bring your team into the workflow with practical training and support.
Tools for professionals
Equipment and software designed around the work of prosthetists and orthotists.
Materials & equipment
Materials
FlexFlow PP polypropylene filament for spinal corset production.
Equipment
Smartphone scanning, uFit and the large-format CorsoPrinter. Bring production in-house with equipment and on-site training, or have Ugani print your designs.
Frequently asked questions
Which spinal braces can I make?
Corso covers scoliosis corsets (TLSO), paediatric spinal braces and follow-up braces from saved digital designs.
How do I capture the trunk shape?
Start with a smartphone scan of the patient’s trunk, then use the digital shape to design the corset in uFit.
Which printer is used for in-house production?
The large-format CorsoPrinter is used to produce your corsets. FlexFlow PP polypropylene filament is the material used in this workflow.
Can I keep a design for follow-up braces?
Yes. The digital design can be saved for follow-up work. Your team assesses any changes needed for the patient’s next brace.
What does it cost to get started?
Choose JustPrint, buy equipment with on-site training or have Ugani produce your designs. Contact us for a proposal based on your practice and production volume.
Bring digital production to your practice
Explore a digital bracing workflow and choose the production model that fits your team.
Book a demo