Chapter 30 Orthotic management of the neuropathic and/or dysvascular patient Richard B. Chambers, Nancy Elftman, John H. Bowker Key Points • Care of the lower limb in the neuropathic and/or…
Chapter 5 Normal and pathologic gait Jacquelin Perry Key Points • Walking involves a complex interaction of hip, knee, ankle, and foot motions to advance the body in the desired…
Chapter 20 Protective equipment to the upper limb in sport Letha Y. Griffin, James Kercher, James L. Shoop Key Points 1. Protective equipment attempts to (1) decrease motion of certain…
Chapter 23 Biomechanics of the foot Andrew Haskell, Roger A. Mann Key Points • The walking cycle is divided into a stance phase and swing phase, and the stance phase…
Chapter 14 Upper limb orthoses for the stroke and brain-injured patient Chiara Mariani, Mary Ann E. Keenan Key Points • Stroke and brain injury are often complicated by the development…
Chapter 36 Pediatric hip orthoses Shannon K. McClure, Laura L. Tosi Key Points • Success rates with the Pavlik harness are reported to be 90% to 100% for treatment of…
Chapter 44 Seating and positioning for disabled children and adults Jan Furumasu Key Points • The pelvis is key to seating and positioning. • Points of control rely on a…
Chapter 17 Orthoses for the arthritic hand and wrist Honor Duderstadt-Galloway, Monica R. Godinez, Alfred B. Swanson, Troy D. Pierce, Judy Leonard, Geneviève de Groot Swanson Key Points • Many…
Chapter 43 Wheelchair mobility for disabled children and adults Susan Johnson Taylor Key Points • Assess mobility and cognition of patient. Incorporate prognosis of condition to ensure flexibility of equipment…
Chapter 38 Orthoses for cerebral palsy Tom F. Novacheck Key Points • Proper lever arm alignment promotes function. • Optimal care of individuals with cerebral palsy is achieved using a…
