Do Your Patients Have Orthotic Arch Irritation When Standing For Long Periods?

A colleague called me recently with a question regarding a patient who feels that his orthoses are very comfortable when he is walking on them but they are feeling hard when he stands in one place on the orthotic devices. This is an issue I run into a lot. I practice in Seattle and treat a lot of Boeing employees who stand on concrete all day.

A colleague called me recently with a question regarding a patient who feels that his orthoses are very comfortable when he is walking on them but they are feeling hard when he stands in one place on the orthotic devices. This is an issue I run into a lot. I practice in Seattle and treat a lot of Boeing employees who stand on concrete all day.

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Do Your Patients Have Orthotic Arch Irritation When Standing For Long Periods?

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