In last month’s webinar on the treatment of plantar fasciitis with prefabricated orthosis, a participant asked how rigid should prefabricated orthosis be. The answer to this is the same as
I consulted with a ProLab client recently regarding a patient with pain at the calcaneal cuboid joint. He apparently has a fairly stable foot with mild eversion of the heel
A patient came in today with 5th toe pain. This is a patient who has functional hallux limitus with transfer metatarsalgia and associated pains. She presented with a pair of
Last month, I gave a Webinar on the use of prefabricated orthotics for treatment of plantar fasciitis. In that webinar we reviewed the most effective orthotic modifications for treatment of
I see a bunch of kids in the office for orthotics and many of them see me frequently for new top covers. The most frequent reason, is: the orthotics got
A fairly common complaint that I hear in my office is that of patients saying that their heel is slipping up inside one or more shoes when they wear their
I saw a patient this morning who suffered a crush trauma to his mid and rearfoot a number of years ago and now has both midfoot and rearfoot osteoarthritis. He
I saw a patient a few weeks ago who had come back in for followup after getting her orthotics. She was comfortable in the orthotics for the most part and
If your patients are complaining about squeaky orthotics, here are a few solutions. The first part of finding a solution to the squeaking is to understand what causes it. Rarely does
I recently saw a patient for whom I dispensed a new pair of orthotic devices. This patient had prominent styloid process. When considering an orthosis for a patient with a