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Why every podiatrist needs modifiable chairside insoles

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Why every podiatrist needs modifiable chairside insoles

While there are many off-the-shelf orthotics, these insoles may not marry up to the needs of the patient when presented straight out of the box, which means that modifications may be necessary to support the foot and help alleviate issues.

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  1. Why every podiatrist needs modifiable chairside insoles

    Why every podiatrist needs modifiable chairside insoles

    While there are many off-the-shelf orthotics, these insoles may not marry up to the needs of the patient when presented straight out of the box, which means that modifications may be necessary to support the foot and help alleviate issues.

  2. Algeos steps up eco-responsibility with ISO:14001 accreditation

    Algeos steps up eco-responsibility with ISO:14001 accreditation

    SO:14001 is an internationally recognised standard for environmental management systems (EMS), designed to help organisations minimise their environmental footprint, comply with applicable laws, regulations, and other environmentally oriented requirements.

  3. How do therapeutic insoles support diabetes and pressure relief?

    How do therapeutic insoles support diabetes and pressure relief?

    Therapeutic insoles are designed to provide, support, alignment, and relief for various foot conditions or biomechanical issues. They help support the arch, redistributing pressure evenly across the foot and providing stability. They can correct biomechanical imbalances in the feet by aligning the foot properly, and can help alleviate associated discomfort or prevent injuries.

  4. Diabetic Foot Ulcer Prevention

    The Importance of Pressure Off-loading Devices for Diabetic Foot Ulcer Prevention

    In the UK, over 4.9 million people have the condition, with a further 13.6 million people at increased risk of type 2 diabetes. Unfortunately, the implications of diabetes to the individual can be severe. Without proper preventative care, people with the condition are at risk of complications such as foot ulceration, which can lead to lower-limb amputation. Lets look at offloading pressure and some of the tools available to achieve this.

  5. Person running in the snow

    Exploring the impact of cold weather on foot conditions

    As winter approaches, bringing cold temperatures and icy conditions, it's vital to take additional measures to stay warm and safe. While staying indoors offers comfort and dryness, venturing outside exposes us to harsh weather. It's essential to be prepared for these challenging outdoor conditions during the winter months.

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