Create the study
Record the horse, examination date, limb, projection, and relevant case details. Consistent identifiers are required for reliable serial retrieval.
Clinical workflow
From uploaded radiograph to reviewed report.
DigiHoof organizes study information, image review, calibrated measurements, landmark correction, reporting, and serial comparison in one veterinarian-led workflow.
Input Calibrated DICOM radiographs
Required review Image, calibration, landmarks, outputs
Output Structured measurements and report
Study processing
Six steps for each hoof radiograph study
The veterinarian remains responsible for image suitability and every reported result.
Import and assign images
Upload the DICOM study, confirm laterality and projection, and assign suitable lateromedial or dorsopalmar images. Clinical photographs can be added when useful.
Select the measurement workflow
Choose Hoof Balance for standard foot-balance measurements or Lamellar Lucent Zone analysis for LLZ widths, ratios, and related outputs.
Confirm calibration and landmarks
Verify the calibration factor and inspect every proposed landmark. Move incorrect points before accepting the calculated values.
Review measurements
Check the annotated image and numerical outputs against positioning, projection, exposure, clinical findings, and the original study.
Generate, export, or share
Select the annotations and measurements required for the report. Download the final record or create a time-limited link for an authorized recipient.
DigiHoof provides
Measurement and reporting assistance
- Study organization by horse, date, limb, and projection
- Proposed landmarks with manual correction
- Deterministic calculations from approved landmarks
- Structured measurement history
- Report, download, and controlled sharing tools
The veterinarian confirms
Clinical suitability and interpretation
- Patient and study identification
- Positioning, projection, exposure, and calibration
- Anatomical landmark placement
- Measurement validity and clinical relevance
- Diagnosis, treatment, trimming, and shoeing recommendations
Serial studies
Compare like with like.
Serial comparison is most useful when the horse, foot, projection, acquisition method, calibration, and measurement definition are consistent. DigiHoof retains the structured outputs and method information needed to identify comparable results.
Review reports and serial comparison →Review the available measurement workflows.
Start with Hoof Balance or review the additional outputs available in LLZ analysis.