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In late 2005, a 3D whole body scanner began to be used to measure morbidly obese (bariatric) patients prior to surgery. This scanner was located in a cosmetic surgeon’s office. The volume of scans for these bariatric patients soon began to overwhelm the cosmetic surgery practice’s staff. In early 2007, a 3D scanner was placed directly into the bariatric surgery clinic. Protocols were written to streamline and define the bariatric clinic’s staff involvement and to seamlessly integrate the scanner into the clinic’s daily operations. Meaningful reports were designed and a mechanism was created to distribute them to the patients. A billing system was also introduced. Since that time, improvements to scanner technology has led to several scanner replacements, with only slight changes to the overall protocol framework.

Integrating a 3D Body Scanner into an Active Bariatric Surgery Clinic - Practical Experiences, History, Tips and Pitfalls