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Equinus
Equinus is a common foot and ankle condition that, depending on the clinical definition, is thought to be present in...
Read moreDetailsPedorthics-oriented Research (or the Lack Thereof)
There has been mounting pressure in recent years from third-party payers—and consumers—for evidence that a device or procedure actually performs...
Read moreDetailsSteps to Successfully Integrate New Technology into Your Practice
One thing doesn't change, and that is what we do. We treat patients. But how we do it has been...
Read moreDetailsUsing a Multifaceted Approach to Treat Aging Feet
remains underserved and ill-informed regarding solutions available for their painful feet. It is important to keep our older patients active...
Read moreDetailsSuccessfully Dispensing Foot Orthotics: 12 Tips for Better Outcomes
Dispensing custom foot orthotics successfully can be beneficial to patients, rewarding for the practitioner, and can also generate referrals that...
Read moreDetailsIt’s Fast to Relast
Dennis Janisse, CPed It is safe to say that most patients do not readily embrace the thought of having to...
Read moreDetailsTreating Metatarsalgia
Metatarsalgia is a global term to describe forefoot pain. It covers pain occurring at the metatarsal heads, the metatarsophalangeal joints...
Read moreDetailsProviding Effective Footwear in Less-Resourced Environments
Finding sustainable solutions to the challenges encountered in providing appropriate, effective, low-cost footwear is the goal of a number of...
Read moreDetailsTreating Heel Pain Conservatively
Heel pain is one of the more common diagnoses of the foot and ankle, and in its advanced stages it...
Read moreDetailsConsiderations for Wound Healing
Many O&P practitioners are directly involved in multi-specialty teams at wound care centers and diabetic clinics. Healing chronic wounds takes...
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