- head.
Orthoses are also
classified by function:
paralysis orthoses and
relief orthoses.
Under the
International Standard terminology,
orthoses are classified...
- as
orthopedic correction and
athletic performance.
Medical use of foot
orthoses has been
criticized as
lacking evidence of benefit, and
practice is very...
-
Neuromechanics of
orthoses refers to how the
human body
interacts with
orthoses.
Millions of
people in the U.S.
suffer from stroke,
multiple sclerosis...
-
Pectus excavatum is a
structural deformity of the
anterior thoracic wall in
which the
sternum and rib cage are
shaped abnormally. This
produces a caved-in...
-
cause severe pain and
considerably reduced ability to walk, even with
orthoses.
Ankle fusion is
usually recommended.
Treatment of flat feet may also be...
-
therapy is not
effective after around 8 w****s, is
using customised foot
orthoses which can
offer short-term
relief from pain.
Affected people use further...
-
orthotist is a
healthcare professional who
specializes in the
provision of
orthoses. An
orthotist has an
overall responsibly of
orthotics treatment, who can...
- JD,
Michael JW, Fisk JR (eds.).
Lower limb
orthoses for
persons who have had a stroke. AAOS
Atlas of
Orthoses and ****istive Devices. Philadelphia: Elsevier...
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concerned with the design, development, ****ing, and
manufacture of
orthoses.
Orthoses,
sometimes called braces or splints, are
devices that
support or correct...
- Horst. ISBNÂ 978-3-13-151351-9.
Novacheck TF (2008).
Orthoses for
cerebral palsy. AAOS
Atlas of
Orthoses and ****istive Devices. Philadelphia: John D. Hsu...
