bimalleolar fractures and orthotics

Posted on October 6, 2012 by admin

Does anyone have any particular thoughts on orthotic design for a patient who had a bimalleolar fracture (conservatively managed) with apparent deltoid ligament injury? His talus displaces medially in weightbearing. Would you use a medial flange or a medial skive?

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