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\"\"<\/a>Material, usually plastic or rubber, that is individually fitted and inserted into everyday shoes to correct foot problems.<\/p>\n

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Foot supports that fit in shoes to correct for abnormal foot motion and alignment. Orthotics should be custom designed by a podiatrist or an orthopedist.<\/p>\n

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The branch of medical engineering which deals with the design and fitting of devices such as braces in the treatment of prthopaedic disorders.<\/p>\n

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Special devices that are used or worn to control, correct, or compensate for irregularities or injuries of the bones, muscles, or joints. They may be purchased commercially or custom-made for an individual.<\/p>\n

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The science pert, to mechanical appliances for orthopedic use.<\/p>\n

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Orthotics are shoe inserts specially molded to the foot to correct foot, arch, or leg abnormalities.<\/p>\n

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Also called orthosis; a mechanical appliance such as a leg brace or splint that is specially designed to control, correct, or compensate for impaired limb function.<\/p>\n

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An orthopedic apparatus designed to address the debilitation or impairment of a limb caused by illness or injury. Its purpose is to provide compensation and support.<\/p>\n

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The utilization of devices to assist or rectify weakened or misshapen limbs, joints, or other bodily components.<\/p>\n

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