Injuries, Orthotics, and Shoes A previous article, “The Biomechanics of Running” (The O&P EDGE, March 2017), examined some of the unique aspects of the running cycle. Because running is a popular and
edit post The Biomechanics of Running: Part 2 by The O&P EDGE December 27, 2020 Injuries, Orthotics, and ShoesA previous article, “The Biomechanics of Running” (The O&P EDGE, March 2017), examined
With a smart approach, getting third-party reimbursement for advanced lower-limb technology in this challenging healthcare landscape is possible, although practitioners may need to fight for their patients, according to the experts The O&P EDGE
Perhaps when you think of motivational speakers, famous individuals like Zig Ziglar, Tony Robbins, and Simon Sinek come to mind, or it could be inspiring individuals with a disability, like
In 1993, when Maja Kazazic turned 16, she had no idea she’d be leaving her family and her war-torn home during the height of the Bosnian genocide. That year, however, when a
While there are a wide variety of prosthetic foot options available, a 2005 survey shows that prosthetists choose from about five when fitting patients, and only consider others when none
Making sure a potential customer knows about your business is the first step in marketing, and targeted marketing is the most cost-efficient method. With the small population of O&P patients, however, it
In its 31st year, the National Disabled Veterans Winter Sports Clinic continues to change lives and create even more miracles on the mountainside. From March 26 through March 31, more
Helping patients with lower-limb impairments reach their full mobility potential comes with challenges, including reluctance from third-party payers to reimburse advanced technological solutions, finding the right solution for individual patients, and guiding patients through the rehabilitation
Appolinaire Etoundi, PhD, MEng, MSc, senior lecturer in mechatronics at University of the West of England (UWE Bristol), is leading the research that will analyze the functions, features, and mechanisms
