Clinic ScanOperator tool — Classical Osteopathy Centre
Ivan LozkoBEFORE

Clinic Scan · New session

Who are we scanning?

Date: · Photos: front / side / back, shot back to back.

How a session runs

1. Shoot the three views — 5 frames each, the landmarks are medianed.
2. Confirm the hip-bone and waist dots by hand — those two levels the machine only guesses.
3. Read the full table with normative rings, compare with the “before” set, export to the client record.

⚠️ Your photo MUST be in fitted clothing — loose fabric hides the lines we measure and ruins the test.

Patient consent for photos is handled by the clinic’s intake paperwork — nothing here publishes anything.

Step 1 — capture

Front photo

Front viewHorizon: −0.4°
⏱ 10s · burst ×5

Views

Frontnot shot
Sidenot shot
Backnot shot

Same spot, same light, same distance as the “before” set — that is what makes the comparison honest.

Shooting checklist

Feet together and parallel · hair off the ears · fitted clothing · camera at chest height, 1.5–2 m. Uploading an existing photo of a view is fine too — it goes through the same quality gate.

Step 2 — confirm the points

Check the two levels by hand

Front · drag the dots

Levels to confirm

Hip bonesnot checked
Waistnot checked

Confirm both levels once the dots sit exactly on the landmarks.

Live values — front

2.5°Head tiltHIGH
3.0°Shoulder lineHIGH
2.0°Pelvis lineMODERATE
1.5°Overall leanHIGH

Results · full table

Ivan Lozko — Before session

Front · annotated Side · Back in file

Before / after

Previous set
Shoulders 4.5°
This set
Shoulders 3.0° · −1.5°

Zones vs the norm

The ring shows where the value sits against the normative band for that zone. The operator sees every zone — including the ones the public version would hide as unreliable — with its confidence chip.

Export