orthotics

Converse of object

• wear: Any person with a foot problem will benefit from wearing orthotics.
• use: During the first 48 hours of use, use the orthotics for approximately 3-4 hours.
• include: A biomechanical service is also provided including prescription orthotics where needed.

Adjective modifier

• spinal: Biomechanical principles of upper limb and lower limb prosthetics, and of upper limb, lower limb and spinal orthotics.
• soft: Finally, many athletes find that soft orthotics will only fit into their trainers!
• semi-flexible: Semi-flexible orthotics ( example pictured below ) have the advantage of being both flexible and resilient.
• new: She has been hassling me to take her running but as I have been breaking in the new orthotics I haven't been out.

Modifies a noun

• manager: The orthotics manager wanted to charge for at least some repairs to orthopedic shoes.
• service: There is also an orthotics service based at Chapel Allerton Hospital.
• clinic: She has worked with many people with CMT in the physiotherapy and orthotics clinic setting.
• department: Staff in the orthotics department had asked patients for their views.

Noun used with modifier

• badminton: Does it take time to get used to badminton orthotics?
• foot: Simon's practice specialties include sports medicine, foot orthotics, and pediatric and adult foot and gait abnormalities.
• custom: Do I need a doctor's prescription to order custom orthotics?
• sport: We also strongly recommend the use of sports orthotics / insoles to dramatically speed up recovery time.
• prescription: A biomechanical service is also provided including prescription orthotics where needed.
• No.: No. Orthotics simply allow the muscles, tendons and bones of the feet and lower legs to function at their highest potential.