Stepping Out

In this edition of Stepping Out, The O&P EDGE makes a departure from the usual focus on pedorthics, as Steven King, DPM,...

In the July issue of The O&P EDGE, I discussed the traditional phases of gait and major motions in the...

We've all had them. In fact, my staff and I encounter them weekly, if not daily. You know-that patient who...

The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. —Lao Tzu One approach to understanding foot pathology is...

Adult-acquired flatfoot (AAF) is defined as a progressive deterioration of the static and dynamic structures that support the foot. Although...

An old beekeeper once said, "A real beekeeper loves to go into the hive to see the bees at work."...

Remember the good old days? Remember when fitting a pair of therapeutic shoes did not come with the specter of...

Human ambulation is a fascinating subject. Anthropologists claim that the evolution to upright bipedal locomotion was one of the most...

Years ago, the use of children's orthopedic shoes was a well-established, medically accepted, and oft-prescribed solution to pediatric foot problems....

On a Tuesday morning some months ago, one of my long-term patients arrived with a bag of shoes in one...