Psychology and Behavioral Sciences in O&P, Yesterday and Today
The name Sidney Fishman should be familiar to anyone interested in the history of O&P in the United States. It...
The name Sidney Fishman should be familiar to anyone interested in the history of O&P in the United States. It...
A pediatric orthopedic surgeon who referred a patient for an AFO mentioned that prior to sending the patient to see...
Marv was the first technician I ever worked with. My father hired and trained him shortly after starting his O&P...
 Image Credit: Yakobchuk Olena/stock.adobe.com Norbert Nathanson was born in 1926 without a right hand and with his feet not fully...
Many years ago, I heard a version of the following joke that plays on the reputations of European cultures: Heaven...
A few years ago, my daughter sustained an injury while playing soccer and required a below-knee cast. The technician who...
In 1995, Christopher Reeve sustained a cervical spinal cord injury (SCI) that resulted in quadriplegia. Reeve was known to millions...
Image: Archivist/stock.adobe.com In August 1914, Sir Ernest Shackleton and 27 crew members of the ship Endurance began the Imperial Trans-Antarctic...
The term social distancing came into common usage in the past 18 months for reasons familiar to all of us....
In an article titled "What is Clinical Empathy?" Jodi Halpern, MD, PhD, relates the following story to demonstrate how...
Researchers conducted a 20-year retrospective study examining if there were clinically significant changes in gross motor function with the use...
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