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Transformational technology: how Voxelcare is revolutionising lower limb healthcare

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Transformational technology: how Voxelcare is revolutionising lower limb healthcare

According to NHS data, there are an estimated two million orthotic patients treated at one time in England alone. From diabetes to post op trauma, orthotic services provide health benefits for a wide range of conditions in a variety of settings. 

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  1. Transformational technology: how Voxelcare is revolutionising lower limb healthcare

    Transformational technology: how Voxelcare is revolutionising lower limb healthcare

    According to NHS data, there are an estimated two million orthotic patients treated at one time in England alone. From diabetes to post op trauma, orthotic services provide health benefits for a wide range of conditions in a variety of settings. 

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    How to keep your feet healthy in 6 simple steps

    This blog highlights the importance of foot care, given the wear and tear our feet endure on a daily basis. The average person takes around 8,000-10,000 steps each day, which can lead to various foot conditions such as dryness, cracked skin, blisters, cuts and bruises. The blog provides six steps to follow for healthy feet.

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    Superior Performance of EMS DolorClast Radial Shock Waves

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  6. Pressure ulcer

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    A pressure ulcer is an injury to the skin and underlying tissue, typically occurring when a person is confined to a bed or chair for prolonged periods of time. By disrupting the blood flow to an area under consistent pressure causes the skin to expand, which then develops into a pressure ulcer.

  7. Foot Orthotics

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    Clinical studies have shown that Orthotic devices encourage the normal function of the foot by dissipating kinetic forces during the stance phase of gait.

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    Spread the cost of device and equipment expenditure with Klarna. No more upfront investment for prescribed patient devices. You pay, when you get paid!

  9. Kids Feet

    Does Your Child Need Foot Orthotics?

    As a child develops, the feet go through several stages of maturity, from a softer structure at a young age to a more rigid structure with growth. Many complications can occur from improper foot function making it important to screen children’s feet during development.

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    Plantar Fascia Grooves in Foot Orthoses

    It is widely acknowledged that the foot should be a supportive structure to resist the forces that are applied to it during the propulsive or push of phase of gait. To do this the arch of the foot should be become elevated and the foot becomes more supinated. There are a number of ways in which the foot can do this.

  11. 3D Printing for Foot Orthotics

    Voxelcare 3D Printing Solutions Now Shipping

    Introducing the VXC3DP Filament Cube from Voxelcare, a modular FDM unit containing a 3D printer that can operate as a single-unit system or combined with multiple VXC3DP Cubes to increase production output.

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    What is: Flat Feet (Pes Planus)

    Pes planus otherwise termed as flat feet is a biomechanical problem experienced by a surprisingly high percentage of the population. Flat feet are a condition where the arch of the foot appears flattened.

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