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Strategies for rehab after Achilles tendon surgery: At the Palo Alto Foundation Medical Group, rehabilitation following operative repair of Achilles ten...
Rehabilitation following microfracture surgery: Much of the success of microfracture surgery for articular cartilage lesions in the knee depends on...
Functional hallux limitus: Diagnosis and treatment: Once identified, functional hallux limitus can be effectively managed with orthotic devices.
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Rehab speeds return after ACL surgery: At this knee center, return to play is based not on the calendar but on range of motion and strength...
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KID STUFF: Pediatric clinical news update
In this special section, LER updates you on the latest research and clinical news to help optimize management of your littlest lower extremity patients. Topics include pediatric flexible flatfoot, cerebral palsy, ACL injury, clubfoot, Charcot-Marie- Tooth disease, gait patterns in autism, and footwear for early walkers.
CONFERENCE COVERAGE: Custom Orthotic Insoles Technology Forum
Increasing numbers of clinicians and lab owners who have made the leap to digital orthotic technology are seeing meaningful returns on those investments in terms of increased convenience, flexibility, and—importantly—profitability. At the inaugural Custom Orthotic Insoles Technology Forum, held in April at the University of Bath in the U.K., a number of satisfied digital technology converts shared their success stories and underscored the key issues that prospective adopters should consider before taking the plunge themselves.
DEFENSIVE GAME PLANNING: Global insights on sports injury prevention
Multinational all-star teams of sports medicine experts convened in Monaco in April for the World Conference on Prevention of Illness & Injury in Sport, now under the direction of the International Olympic Committee. LER’s exclusive coverage of this event details clinical and scientific progress toward prevention of lower extremity injuries in basketball, soccer, volleyball, running, and ice hockey.
A REAL-WORLD APPROACH TO DIABETIC FOOT CARE
Welcome to the first mini publication on diabetic foot care. LER has created an easy to read, practical real world approach to diabetic foot care designed to improve outcomes for your diabetic patients. Articles on diabetic footwear, diabetic socks, compression hosiery, diabetic insoles and the Therapeutic Shoe Bill offer in depth information to assist in your daily practice.
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Global Intelligence: News and views from around the world
Top opinion leaders and researchers from across the globe came together in May for the International Society of Prosthetics & Orthotics (ISPO) meeting in Leipzig, Germany, and the International Federation of Podiatrists (FIP) meeting in Amsterdam. This special report covers a range of topics from both events, specifically selected for their relevance to the lower extremity practitioner. By Jordana Bieze Foster
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