Ottobock partners with Krabat AS

Minneapolis, MN-based Ottobock announced a new partnership deal in August with Norwegian company Krabat AS, a developer of high quality mobility aids for children and youth designed for functionally and aesthetics headquartered in Hvalstad. The agreement grants...

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Nature Fit Foot Orthoses

Nature Fit Foot Orthoses

The Nature-Fit 9000 series of prefabricated semirigid foot orthoses from Tri Hawk International is designed to provide instant relief in the practitioner’s office, while the patient is waiting for custom devices to arrive, or in some cases as an alternative to a...

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DCS-FS6 Plantar Fasciitis Sleeve

DCS-FS6 Plantar Fasciitis Sleeve

Darco International announces the DCS-FS6 Plantar Fasciitis Sleeve. The DCS features FS6 technology that provides graduated compression zones that work together to help relieve pain. The sleeve can be worn while sleeping or relaxing, or under socks when active. The...

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I-Runner Footwear

I-Runner Footwear

I-Runner athletic footwear is a new category of shoes for people with and without diabetes: medical shoes for the comfort shoe market and comfort shoes for the medical shoe market. These lightweight, extra-depth shoes feature a breathable upper, a neuropathy-friendly...

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EVO Hinge Ankle Stabilizer

EVO Hinge Ankle Stabilizer

The EVO Hinge Ankle Stabilizer, which features a removable plastic hinge, is easily converted to the traditional ASO (ankle stabilizing orthosis) EVO to facilitate treatment progression. The combination of the plastic hinge and the stabilizing strap technology provide...

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Lower body mechanics bolster overhead throws

Lower body mechanics bolster overhead throws

Lower extremity biomechanics  can significantly affect the risk of upper extremity injury in overhead throwing athletes, such as baseball and softball pitchers and catchers, and the functional stability of the lumbopelvic-hip  complex is essential to preventing those injuries.

By Gretchen D. Oliver, PhD, FACSM, ATC, LAT, Hillary Plummer, MAT, ATC, and Lisa Henning

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PAD and reamputation in patients with diabetes

PAD and reamputation in patients with diabetes

In patients who undergo a minor foot amputation following a diabetic foot ulcer, severe peripheral arterial disease is the primary risk factor for subsequent major amputation, which underscores the importance of early detection and intervention for PAD in this population.

By Vincent S. Nerone, DPM, Kevin D. Springer, DPM, Darren M. Woodruff, DPM, and Said A. Atway, DPM, AACFAS

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Original research: Knee self-massage for OA pain

Original research: Knee self-massage for OA pain

The medical literature supports the use of massage for relief of osteoarthritis symptoms, but therapist-administered treatments can be cost-prohibitive. This study found that self-massage can also be effective, even when the initial supervised sessions are continued by patients at home.

By Dorothea Atkins, ThD, RN, and David Eichler, PhD

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Core stability and lower extremity injury risk

Core stability and lower extremity injury risk

A growing body of scientific evidence suggests that clinical tests of core strength and stability can help predict risk of lower extremity injury in athletes, which in turn supports the need for a multisegmental approach to the development of injury prevention programs.

By Valerie Snider, MS, ATC, and Gary Wilkerson, EdD, ATC

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