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Orthotics

Orthotics are commonly used to help manage a variety of conditions including pediatric flatfoot, sports injuries and plantar fasciitis. Podiatry Today features a regular column, “Orthotics Q&A,” and an array of related articles on topics ranging from orthotic materials and ankle foot orthoses to sport-specific orthoses.  Feel free to browse through our articles below.


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Assessing Orthotic Quality
How To Overcome Obstacles With Custom Orthoses
? Dr. Fritz has never had to refund a patient? Dr. Fritz emphasizes communication with patients about problems and expectations.


Key Insights On Orthotic Materials
Expert Insights On Prescribing Pediatric Orthotics
Since most of the parents? Initially, Dr. Kashanian always uses a prefabricated polypropylene orthotic for children. Dr. Kashanian says a little humor doesn?
How To Address Pronation-Related Pathology
Key Insights On Writing Orthotic Prescriptions
Inside Insights On Orthotic Modifications For Sports
Dr. Pribut commonly modifies orthotics for sesamoid problems. Dr. Levine says the athlete? Dr. Pribut does not dispense prefabricated orthotics.


Chronic Ankle Instability: Can Orthotics Help?
Maximizing Orthotic Success With Basketball Players
How To Prescribe Orthotics For Runners
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July 4, 2008





Chances are, you?ve seen more than your share of patients who come in with failed orthotics from another provider. This author offers a primer of what to look for in assessing the quality of orthotics and what you can do to facilitate better treatment outcomes.