The Outcome……Solutions

Efficient walking is based upon static balance. Before we can move, we must be stable in the standing posture. Dynamic balance is the next step. The biomechanical interplay between the orthosis and the body must be taken into account.

An orthotic support system must incorporate the necessary design and materials to achieve the following:

  1. triplanar control
  2. support for weak or missing muscles
  3. dynamic function
  4. intended outcome

The orthosis must become part of the body. Old habits and compensations developed over time must be replaced with more efficient movement patterns. Exercise and training combined with the proper orthosis will increase the potential for optimal outcomes.

As the mechanics of walking improve, the outcome can be measured to quantify the efficiency of walking compared to the initial evaluation. Effort, patience and persistence will lead to positive outcomes.

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DynamicBracingSolutions™ is The National Network of Clinicians dedicated to a 21st Century approach to HOLISTIC bracing for neuromuscular disorders.


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