orthotics and the inner ear – The Propriocetive effect

This thread has been broken off from The Method of Casting is not important thread Correct casting technique is essential as we need to have a reference point in the initial cast to allow the laboratory to continue the reference point throughout the pours, posting and correction techniques prior to pressing of the device. Adding all the ‘lumps and bumps’ after the plates are pressed are counter productive as we can’t determine the correct physics behind the process

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orthotics and the inner ear – The Propriocetive effect

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