Lower Extremity Review
New from Elite Orthopaedics is the Adjustable Hybrid Dorsal Night Splint for the treatment of plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendonitis, heel pain, and other lower extremity overuse injuries. The splint is designed to provide custom dorsiflexion and relief from plantar fasciitis.
Many people who wear AFOs are self-conscious and will only wear long pants, so the AFOs won’t be noticeable. AFOs also limit the type of shoes that can be worn, making it difficult to wear styles like skirts, capris, and boots. Brace for Fashion was borne out of this need—to cover the brace with a trendy, yet classic cover.
Available from New England Foot Drop Center is the MyQuest soft ankle foot orthosis (AFO) for foot drop. The MyQuest AFO is designed to allow for flexibility and adjustability using three custom clips and elastic cords that attach a soft cuff worn around the ankle to the outside of the shoe.
For over 35 years, manufacturing quality pneumatic compression devices has been what Bio Compression Systems is all about. As a family owned and operated business, we know what patients need when it comes to treating all stages of lymphedema, non-healing wounds, DVT prophylaxis, post-op edema and sports injuries.
Since our beginning in 1981, JMS Plastics Supply has always been dedicated to being more than just a provider of plastic materials, covering and cushioning materials, and equipment and supplies. We are, in fact, your partner. We work for you to continuously meet and exceed the needs of the lower extremity market.
3D Printing is the next wave in O&P design and manufacturing- the technology is now cost-effective/affordable. Register by 2/2/20 for FREE informative webinar on how to understand and adapt to 3D software, scanners, and printers to lower extremity orthotic design and production. Learn how to pick scanners, printers, and CAD software, without being limited to one lab.
OS1st WP4 Wellness Performance Socks are the latest innovation in OS1st’s Socks with Purpose Program. The WP4s are strategically designed for individuals who suffer from diabetes, sensitive feet, edema, neuropathy, and poor circulation. They feature four zones of graduated compression to help boost circulation, reduce friction, and provide overall foot support.
Test your knowledge of information from this issue of Lower Extremity Review and the world in general with our new crossword puzzle feature.
As another year draws to a close, the natural inclination is to look ahead and plan for the future. But the beauty of the year’s end also gives us the chance to look back and appreciate the path we have travelled, the lessons we have learned, and the many, many people and organizations who have helped us on that journey.
By Janice T. Radak, Editor, and Rich Dubin, Publisher
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