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Orthoses - a definition
Foot Orthoses are known to solve a number of biomechanically
related problems, not only for obvious foot problems but also
for ankle and knee pain, pelvis, hip, spinal pain and even
headaches....more
The materials used in 1st phase
orthotics
A look at the materials used in 1st phase orthotics, including
PORON®, PORON 94®, EVA, Astroshock, Cambrelle®,
and Plastazote....more
Comparison of preform orthoses
Realignment of the foot is one of the aims of foot
orthoses when treating signs and symptoms associated with
biomechanical dysfunction of the foot and lower limb....more
Update on 'supporting the foot'
Proper alignment of the foot is widely considered
as being necessary for normal function during gait. Poor alignment
of the foot is associated with symptoms such as metatarsalgia....more
Prefabricated Foot Orthotics Decrease Internal Tibial Rotation
During Hopping in Females
Excessive internal tibial rotation during deceleration activities
increases anterior cruciate ligament strain and injury risk.
Foot orthotics have been utilized to decrease internal tibial
rotation during walking....more
Plantar Fascia Grooves in Foot Orthoses
It is widely acknowledged that the foot should be
a supportive structure to resist the forces that are applied
to it during the propulsive or push of phase of gait....more
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