People who use a prosthetic limb usually think about one thing first: “Will this actually feel comfortable for me every single day?” Most amputees want something that feels stable and doesn’t get in the way of their normal routine. Over the last few years, a lot has changed in how prosthetic limbs are made, and […]
An artificial hand for people with disabilities matters because it helps the user regain independence and control over daily routines. To the user, it is a return to independence and control of daily routines. To the family, it relieves the burden of constant care. The advantages of prosthetic devices for upper-limb loss include the ability
From balancing your body to helping you push off the ground, the forefoot handles a lot of pressure. So when you feel pain, swelling, ulcers, or injuries, choosing the right footwear is important. In this blog, you’ll understand the nature of forefoot, why pain develops, and whether a forefoot offloading shoe or traditional footwear is
When you hold your baby in your arms, you can touch the back of their head and realise it is flat. You might think a lot. Was it always there? You take a couple of snapshots, tilt your baby’s head, and go online. This is very common today, and it is a concern shared by
Once you have an amputation below the knee, choosing a prosthetic foot is one of the most essential things in regaining your walking abilities. The perfect foot is a compromise between price, durability, and comfort, a tool that can be used in daily life. Two names will always appear in your search, and these are
Flat head syndromes, such as brachycephaly and scaphocephaly, are more prevalent than you imagine, and this awareness can help ensure you make informed choices. Voice of new mom: What, is it only me, that my baby looks like a different head? I can recall the time it came to my notice. My baby was lying
People with knee pain often wonder if osteoarthritis knee pain treatment without surgery can help them avoid undergoing a knee replacement surgery. Yes, effective solutions are possible with advanced OA knee braces, consistent physical therapy, and other non-invasive treatments. The good news is that these can delay knee degeneration and the need for knee replacement
Cerebral palsy (CP) can affect simple movements like walking or standing, which can feel overwhelming due to stiff muscles, weakness, and imbalance. It is an outcome of injuries to the developing brain before birth or during, and sometimes at a later stage. Cerebral palsy braces worn externally stabilise joints, support weak muscles, and enhance independence.
post-polio syndrome treatment with Orthotic solutions like AFOs, KAFOs, HKAFOs, and polio callipers, toe-walking treatment
Children with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD) face progressive muscle weakness affecting their ability to walk and move. However, there is hope, as a Knee Ankle Foot Orthosis (KAFO) can significantly extend mobility. Thus, the individual has greater chances of improving their quality of life. In this blog, we’ll discuss how KAFOs help children with DMD,
Losing a limb is a traumatic experience. Many amputees experience Phantom limb pain (PLP), a condition where the individual feels painful sensations in the limb that no longer exists. This pain often makes recovery challenging. However, phantom limb pain treatments provide relief from pain. In this blog, we’ll explore doctor-recommended treatments to help you manage
When it comes to prosthetics and orthotic devices, one name that stands out worldwide is Ossur