Blount's disease, also known as tibia vara, is a rare growth disorder that affects children, causing the legs to bow outward just below the knees. A small amount of bowing is normal in young infants. However, their legs usually straighten out as they begin to walk.
Pediatric KAFO Offers Non-Surgical Treatment for Blount’s Disease
The Latest Advancements in O&P Healthcare Policy
Thanks to the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic, 2020 has been a world defined by quarantines, business shutdowns, Zoom meetings, masks and social distancing. No industry has been untouched by the effects of one of the most impactful health crises in history. In a year full of change, new industry ...
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Getting What You Pay For - The True Cost of Orthotics
As a buyer in the health care industry, your job responsibility involves more than just placing a product order. You have an obligation that encompasses the ability to understand and execute vendor and supply chain management while being knowledgeable of medical terminology and knowing the latest ...
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We Don’t Use PVC-Based Products. Here’s What Else Makes Anatomical Concepts, Inc. Stand Out from the Crowd
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