You evaluated and assessed your patient’s extremity, you observed their function, and you determined that they might benefit from wearing an orthosis. The orthotic fabrication process is complete. Now what? What factors do you need…
Are you a clinician who receives referrals for shoulder pain or shoulder impingement? Have any of the patients you have treated for a distal problem told you that their shoulder hurts and asked you to…
One of the goals for treating shoulder impingement is more normalized movement. A customized exercise plan will help with this, but with all the scapular exercises out there, which are going to be the most…
How do you get young kids to cooperate with orthotic fabrication and wear? How do you make sure the orthosis will stay put on their extremity? And, how do you make an orthosis on a…
Patients with neurological conditions (TBI, Stroke, Cerebral Palsy, etc) may require specific orthoses to help achieve goals and assist in support of the resulting abnormal or increased muscle tone. These orthoses are designed to maintain…
