Orthoses for the burned hand
Chapter 16 Orthoses for the burned hand Bradon J. Wilhelmi, Mary C. Burns, Damon Cooney Key Points • Typical deformities seen in the burned hand are hyperextension deformity of the…
Chapter 16 Orthoses for the burned hand Bradon J. Wilhelmi, Mary C. Burns, Damon Cooney Key Points • Typical deformities seen in the burned hand are hyperextension deformity of the…
Chapter 37 Orthoses for the muscle disease patient John D. Hsu Key Points • Orthoses for children with muscle disease can be lightweight because the devices need not supply structural…
Chapter 33 Lower limb orthoses for persons who have had a stroke Elizabeth Condie, Robert James Bowers Key Points • All orthotic intervention must be based on clearly identified objectives….
Chapter 45 Wheelchair prescription in international settings David Constantine Key Points • Poverty and disability amplify each other. • A wheelchair may provide greater access to basic human rights for…
Chapter 51 Future trends and research in orthoses Alberto Esquenazi, Mukul C. Talaty Key Points • Advances in materials and other technologies will have a positive impact on orthotics in…
Chapter 28 Orthoses in total joint replacement Dulcey Lima Key Points • Dislocation following total hip arthroplasty is a difficult clinical problem whose incidence varies depending on whether the procedure…
Chapter 19 Functional bracing of selected upper limb fractures Loren L. Latta, Augusto Sarmiento Key Points • Closed fractures in segments of the body with two long bones experience the…
Chapter 42 Canes, crutches, and walkers Joan E. Edelstein Key Points • Assistive devices may improve balance, assist propulsion, reduce load on one or both lower limbs, transmit sensory cues…
Chapter 9 Orthoses for spinal deformities Donald E. Katz Key Points • The use of orthoses for treatment of spinal deformities is controversial. • The greatest challenge in evaluating the…
Chapter 41 Appropriate technologies for assistive devices in low-income countries Anna Lindström Key Points • Low-income countries deliver assistive technology differently due to cost, availability, and infrastructure issues. Special considerations…