Clinical Photo Criteria
- Take photos against a plain backdrop/empty wall. (Grid, laser line and waist string are not required)
- Have the patient wear something that will still show the entire back/spine and hips clearly, such as an open back bathing suit or a bra with a very narrow strap.
- Pants/shorts need to be snug so the outline of the torso and hips is clearly visible (no baggy or bunched up clothing).
- Pictures should be taken to include at least the ear level to the ends of the fingertips.
- Take photos of the patient’s front (the face can be left out), right side, left side, and back, with arms hanging loosely at the side.
- Take two additional photos with the arm across the chest so the side of the body is visible.
- Please ensure the photos are a high resolution (3MB or higher), not blurry and have good lighting.
Example of a Clinical Photo Set
Out of Brace
In Brace
