Evolving Options for 3D-Printing Materials in O&P
3D printing has come a long way in the past decade. What began as a means to fabricate quick prototypes...
Read moreDetails3D printing has come a long way in the past decade. What began as a means to fabricate quick prototypes...
Read moreDetailsA poor scan of a socket has the same value as a poor cast—or lack thereof. A little skill, experience,...
Read moreDetailsWithin the O&P community 3D printing has generated a lot of interest lately. With exciting design possibilities, greater availability, and...
Read moreDetailsBuilding and fitting a prosthetic device is always a challenge. The patient is cast, a check socket or two is...
Read moreDetailsThe benefits of fitting a rigid removable dressing (RRD) soon after transtibial amputation surgery have been well documented. RRDs enhance...
Read moreDetailsPressure, Equilibrium, and Lever Arms: Principles of Orthosis Design and Conventional metal orthoses have not changed significantly over the past...
Read moreDetailsDistal tissue elongation is a common occurrence in transtibial sockets with locking liners. Various gel liner manufacturers offer matrix systems...
Read moreDetailsWith computer-aided design (CAD) becoming commonplace in O&P, it behooves us to examine whether our existing processes are still...
Read moreDetailsHaving been a technician, lab manager, and central fabrication lab owner for more than thirty years, I've had the...
Read moreDetailsImagine you have plastic in the oven, about to come out, and you hear the vacuum pump make a...
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