The New Normal: Meeting the Challenge of Multiple Limb Loss
Stull’s first skydive on August 29, 2015, in Cushing, Oklahoma, with her guide Andy Beck, owner of Oklahoma Skydiving Center. ...
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AIS Braces Produce Positive Long-term Outcomes
A study that demonstrated the long-term effectiveness of bracing for scoliotic curve correction in adolescent patients won a 2017 award ...
Study Shows Soft Exoskeleton Improves Post-stroke Gait
A study published in the Journal of Science Translational Medicine found that use of a soft suit exoskeleton system facilitated ...
Biomechanical Compensations May Lead to Secondary Pain After Transtibial Amputation
A study published online August 27 in Clinical Biomechanics measured the biomechanical compensations of the trunk and lower limbs during ...
FEM With CAD/CAM Brace Design Improves Curve Correction in AIS
Recent studies have shown that a finite element model (FEM) combined with CAD/CAM improves the design of braces for the ...
Just in Time for the Annual Meeting: AOPA World Congress 2017 Sneak Peek
An Easy Way to Show Health Economical Benefit in Standard O&P Practice: A First Experience Andreas Hahn, PhD, MSc The ...
Ransomware by the Numbers: Bigger, Bolder, Bleaker
"The Increasing Threat of Ransomware in Healthcare," in the December issue of The O&P EDGE, addresses a pervasive cybersecurity issue ...
Happy Birthday HIPAA
The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) turns 20 this year. Enacted in 1996, HIPAA establishes national standards regarding ...
Universal Scoliosis Screening
In a U.S. News and World Report Health Care article published online July 5, contributor Jacob F. Schulz, MD, an ...
Technician Education—Filling in the Gaps
For the orthotics and prosthetics field, there is an issue that goes beyond processes and systems-and that's education. Related to ...
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