Foot Orthotic Biomechanics, Part II
In the May 2008 issue of The O&P EDGE, I provided an overview of early foot-orthotics theory, as well as ...
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An Overview of (Early) Foot Orthotic Biomechanics, Part I
When I first started in this field well over 12 years ago I found myself in the unenviable position of ...
Fabricating Custom-Molded Shoes
Custom-molded shoes, although not always a major part of an O&P practice's revenue stream, can be an important adjunct to ...
Treating Posterior Tibial Tendon Dysfunction
Although there are many lower-extremity diagnoses presented to O&P for consideration and treatment, few are as common as posterior tibial ...
Neuropathy, Charcot Joint Disease and Partial Foot Amputations
"An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure," is a saying attributed to Benjamin Franklin. When it comes ...
If the Shoe Fits… Pedorthic Modifications for Optimal Function
Billions of pairs of shoes are sold annually in the United States. Human anatomy, although clinically standardized, is certainly unique ...
Pedorthics: Helping People Get Back to Work
Not every pedorthist faces a first-time workers-compensation case like this one! When he first received his dramatic introduction to workers-comp ...
Ultimate Pedorthics: Custom Shoe Therapy
Custom shoe therapy is a challenging, underutilized, but rewarding aspect of pedorthic practice. In fact it can achieve the level ...
Medicare Shoe Bill 2005 Rate Changes
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) has announced new reimbursement rates for the Therapeutic Shoe Bill effective in ...
Morton’s Neuroma, Morton’s Syndrome: Different Diagnoses Require Separate Orthotic Modifications
Few words in biomechanics cause as much confusion as the term "Morton's". "Morton's" is simultaneously two different foot diagnoses - ...
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