CLINICAL EVENTS CALENDAR
- Nov 06,2008Nov 09,2008Annual Sanibel Conference11/06/2008 - 16:5611/09/2008 - 16:56website:
Sanibel Harbor Resort and Spa
Fort Myers, FL - Dec 11,2008Dec 14,20084th Annual International External Fixation Symposium
- Jan 23,2009Jan 25,2009New York Clinical Conference and Exhibition
- Jan 24,2009Jan 31,2009Winter Seminar01/24/2009 - 12:0001/31/2009 - 12:00website:
Ixtapa, Mexico
InterContinental Presidente All-Inclusive Resort
Non-Accredited Education
Understanding Collagen Dressings and their Benefit in Wound Care![]()
Complimentary Archived Webcast
non-accredited
Balancing Patient Needs
For many patients, stability and cushioning are high on their list of footwear needs.
A new shoe may fulfill those needs. The 992 is for the overpronating patient, according to the manufacturer New Balance. The company says the N-Durance® feature provides the cushioning, stability and durability that patients need.
In addition, New Balance notes the Encap® provides additional support and cushioning through the polyurethane rim while the Abzorb® SBS absorbs shock at the heel and forefoot. The 992’s C-Cap® midsole is compression molded EVA, according to the company.
Company: New Balance
Product: 992
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Spirited Sandals
Inserts and orthotics become a challenge in the summer when patients have to fit them into their sandals.
A new line of sport sandals may be able to meet that challenge. The Spirit OS line is the first sport thong with a removable footbed so patients can customize footwear with custom orthotics or over-the-counter inserts, according to the manufacturer Bite Footwear. The sandal is available in stores this spring.
The Spirit OS, part of the Orthosport line, is good for after-sports activities or to wear on the beach, according to the company. As Bite says, the sandals have a footbed that contours to a patient’s feet and also contains an extra heel cushion, toe ridge and metatarsal pad. The sandals have adjustable straps and are available in five colors.
Company: Bite Footwear
Product: Spirit OS
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Laser Treatment At Home
Lower extremity laser treatment often means patients have to go to a podiatrist constantly to receive therapy.
With the ML830 Cold Laser, patients can treat themselves at home. The device is approved by the FDA and can treat plantar fasciitis, according to the manufacturer, Southwest Cold Laser. The company says the ML830 Laser reduces inflammation, decreases pain and increases tissue healing.
Patients can rent the device for $100 with a referral, according to the company.
Company: Southwest Cold Laser
Product: ML830 Cold Laser
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A Supplement That Hits The Spot
A new dietary supplement may hit the spot for patients with a number of podiatric conditions.
SoyPro™ is a protein powder supplement with 7 g of protein and 245 mg of calcium per serving. The supplement is good for those who need extra protein to help heal decubitis ulcers and post-surgical wounds, according to the manufacturer, ND Labs, Inc.
The company says the phytonutrients, isoflavones and esterdiols in SoyPro can prevent bone loss and lower cholesterol. ND Labs adds that patients can mix the supplement into beverages or food.
Company: ND Labs, Inc.
Product: SoyPro™
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Cataloguing Podiatry Products
The busy practitioner can now turn to one comprehensive catalogue for information on a number of products.
The Podiatry catalogue by AliMed has an array of information for DPMs. As AliMed notes, the catalogue features information on products including wound dressings, insoles, post-op diabetic footwear, surgical equipment, heel cups and toe splints.
Company: AliMed
Products: Podiatry catalogue
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