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AFOs for Managing Achilles Tendon Injuries

Posted by Anatomical Concepts on Dec 9, 2024 4:08:25 PM

The Achilles tendon, being the largest tendon in the human body, is the most prone to injury. From athletes pushing their limits to individuals engaging in everyday activities, Achilles tendon injuries cause significant pain, decrease mobility, and have a lengthy recovery time.

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Tags: Orthotic Treatment, Ankle Foot Orthoses (AFO), Custom Orthotics, Pain Management, Patient Care

Orthosis Serves as Non-Surgical Treatment to Treat Elbow Injuries

Posted by Anatomical Concepts on May 1, 2023 8:35:00 AM

Of all the possible upper extremity injuries your patients can suffer, an elbow contracture ranks right at the top of the list when you consider how significantly it impacts their daily life. The elbow joint allows for hand movement toward and away from the body, rotation of the forearm, and ...

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Tags: Custom Orthotics

Pediatric Orthoses: A Guide to Treating Children

Posted by Anatomical Concepts on Oct 19, 2022 10:42:17 AM

Determining whether an adult patient would benefit from an orthotic device can sometimes be tricky. Considerations such as the extent of the injury or condition, the patient's weight, pain intensity, level of mobility needed, and other goals can complicate physicians' treatment plans.

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Tags: Orthotic Treatment, Pediatric Orthotics, Custom Orthotics, Patient Care

Elbow Contractures: Orthoses as Non-Surgical Treatment Option

Posted by Anatomical Concepts on Nov 23, 2021 10:40:02 AM

Elbow injuries can be one of the most disruptive upper body ailments because the joint serves many essential functions necessary for your patients’ everyday lives.

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Tags: Custom Orthotics

Do I Need a Custom-Made Brace or Will a Prefabricated Adjustable Brace Work for My Condition?

Posted by Anatomical Concepts on Feb 27, 2019 10:12:00 AM

You’re in pain and agony and experiencing discomfort in your lower extremities. This could be from a broken bone, arthritic joints, diabetes or other neuromuscular issues. And so you make a trip to your doctor. However, a quick scribble of the pen for some prescription medication and physical ...

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Tags: Custom Orthotics