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  As we enter December, I greet the month with excitement—I love the sights, scents, and sounds the holiday season brings. But for others it's just another month, or conversely,...

  Many of you may, like me, assume that an item or category of items would be readily available at a local brick and mortar store, particularly if you live...

  By the time you read this,the summer days will have slipped into early fall with leaves changing to many colors. Many of you may have also recently returned from...

Providing upper-limb prosthetic care is often viewed as particularly difficult because of the complexity of trying to replicate the function of the human hand. Additionally, upper-limb prosthetic rehabilitation has been...

  As the landscape of O&P practice continues to evolve, the best use of outsourced fabrication and new fabrication methods becomes essential in helping practices keep pace with the demand...

As a professional, it's natural to feel to some extent that those who seek your services should defer to your judgment in your area of expertise. After all, you've attained...

Each year, we at The O&P EDGE  select one issue to focus specifically on lower-limb O&P care. In this year's issue, the features examine the topic through the lens of...

While the most appropriate O&P intervention varies by condition, mobility level, and the individual, so too can the patient's culture and environment play a role in the practitioner's choice of...

  O&P professionals generally place a great deal of emphasis on the customized nature of the devices and services they provide to the people with whom they work, thus eschewing...

  As more than 600 Paralympic athletes take to the ice and snow in PyeongChang, South Korea, this month, this issue of The O&P EDGE  focuses on improving mobility for...