Abstract: The invention relates to a sternal reconstruction interface (100) comprising an elongate rectilinear body (101). The sternal reconstruction interface (100) comprises two protruding parts (102A, 102B) extending on either side along the elongate rectilinear body (101), each protruding part (102A, 102B) comprising a bevel, the protruding parts (102A, 102B) extending on one and the same plane along the entire length of the elongate rectilinear body (101), and fixing means (104) comprising at least two through-holes (104).

Abstract: A process is provided for inspecting an absorbent article constructed from multiple components. A filtered image is produced from the absorbent article. In the image of the absorbent article, a nonlinear first edge and a second edge are identified at a location where there is a course change in contrast. A center point and centerline of the absorbent article is calculated using the position of the first edge and the second edge. A skew of the absorbent article is calculated. These known locations are utilized to define at least one additional region of the image for further analysis. A third edge and fourth edge are identified at a location where there is a fine change in contrast. The skew of the third edge and the fourth edge within the defined region is calculated and compared to known parameters for the absorbent article.