Technological advances and improvements in prosthetic sockets have progressed considerably in the last two decades. However, when it comes to designing and producing a comfortable device that can be made
Four of my classmates from Northwestern University Prosthetics-Orthotics Center (NUPOC), Chicago, Illinois, and I recently volunteered at Advanced O&P Solutions, Hickory Hills, Illinois, with the Range of Motion Project (ROMP).
Following the recommendation of the PDAC, Endolite has been working with CMS to establish a new code that adequately describes the function of the élan microprocessor foot system. In a
Green strategies and lean principles enable your O&P facility to provide a healthier, more cheerful, and safer environment for your patients and employees while helping our planet. Plus, these initiatives
