The Biomechanics of Running: Part 2
Injuries, Orthotics, and ShoesA previous article, "The Biomechanics of Running" (The O&P EDGE, March 2017), examined some of the unique aspects ...
Injuries, Orthotics, and ShoesA previous article, "The Biomechanics of Running" (The O&P EDGE, March 2017), examined some of the unique aspects ...
Chronic low back pain (LBP) is one of the most common reasons people will see a doctor or miss ...
Orthotics are used to prevent or correct deformities, support and align the body, or improve its function. Functional foot ...
Urgent concern regarding diabetes is not only a health issue in the United States but it is a global ...
The statistics about diabetes are staggering. In 2017, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimated there were more than ...
Things are not always what they seem; the first appearance deceives many; the intelligence of a few perceives what has ...
Leg length discrepancy (LLD) is a diagnosis that appears deceptively simple, one limb being shorter than the other. However, there ...
Toe walking, although not considered part of the normal development of gait, is seen as a common variant that many ...
There are conflicting opinions within the medical community regarding when it is appropriate to treat pediatric flatfoot. This has ...
Learning to conduct a thorough biomechanical evaluation of a child can be a rewarding activity. It is an important ...
A team of researchers designed a prosthetic ankle with the goal of reducing fall risk by dorsiflexing the ankle joint...
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