Showing posts with label ABC Certified Orthotist. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ABC Certified Orthotist. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 28, 2018
Podcast #30 O&P Documentation Part 3 (Final) - Click Here
Final reading from the January 2018 Edge Magazine "How to Hit the Mark with Documentation" by Maria St. Louis-Sanchez msantray@yahoo.com
Tuesday, February 27, 2018
Podcast #29 O&P Documentation Part 2 - Click Here
Part 2 of a reading from an article authored by Maria St. Louis-Sanchez in the January 2018 The O&P Edge magazine (pg. 24). "How to Hit the Mark With Documentation"
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Saturday, February 24, 2018
Podcast #28 O&P Documentation Part 1 - Click Here
A reading from the January 2018 issue of the The O&P Edge authored by Maria S. Louis-Sanchez.
Thursday, July 13, 2017
Sesamoiditis Question for Clyde from Patrick / NYC
Hello Clyde , I have a question for you. I sustained a sesamoid injury in both
feet last year as a result of doing squats with heavy weights in
barefeet (very stupid). MRI and xrays do not show fractures. The
diagnosis is inflammation of the sesamoid area/big toe joint. I've been
experimenting with various types shoes and inserts (i.e. wide forefoot,
stiff sole, rocker bottom, certain combinations thereof as it is not
easy to find).
Hello Patrick, Thanks for the question.
All my X1 Blade structural designs are tailored to specific applications (sesamoiditis being one) using a combination of mediums: composites (carbon fibers both bidirectional and unidirectional and glass), a unique low coefficient of friction film, and compression resistant polyethalene foams. Unlike a "carbon fiber plate" that is uniform in density and stiffness (like a rigid dinner plate) the X1 Blade orthotic varies in density and flexibilty. We achieve this by varying the fiber orientations along the laminate structure in three zones - rear, mid, and forefoot. This variable design allows for a more natural foot motion.
I
have a couple of questions about your XL Blades because I am trying to
figure out how they differ from other carbon fiber inserts that I have
purchases, such as from Return To Play, and MyFootShop.com.
I hope you do not mind indulging me.
One
of the problems I have with the plates I've tried is they are so
unforgiving. Stiffness is the goal, yes, but I have noticed that with
this injury, I get a lot of stinging in the underside of the great toe
joint especially when coming into contact with hard surfaces such as
uncarpeted floor in barefoot (which I try not to do). I have placed
carbon inserts into my shoes and used off-weighting materials like
dancers pads, and cut holes in the insoles that sit on top of the carbon
plate, but I still notice that when I walk and turn certain ways,
depending on the shoe I am in, my foot "catches" on the plate in the
sesamoid area and creates a sudden jolt of stinging. I have noticed in
pictures of your plate that the big toe area seems to be depressed, it
hangs a bit lower than the surface of the rest of the plate. Is that
done so that the 1st metatarsal area is off-weighted even more and to
prevent pressure from the carbon insert hitting the bottom of the toe
joint like I have experienced? The other carbon inserts I have do not
have that depressed area, so it makes me wonder if yours would work
better.
The
other questions I have is related to how I have trouble finding shoes
that actually allow for the carbon plates to sit in. A lot of shoes do
not have a flat surface/footbed area, so a flat stiff insert doesn't sit
flat, it sort of bounces around since it is not coming into contact
with the full surface of the footbed. I have a pair of New Balance 928
Walking shoes and they have a flat footbed on the inside, so the insert
seems to work well in those, whereas in many shoes, especially something
like an Oxford (like I need for the office), they do not, since there
is curvature in the footbed in many Oxfords. I was wondering if that
made sense to you, and if in your experience you have found that certain
types of shoes work with your inserts better. I am guess also that with
the stiffness, a rocker sole is going to make a more comfortable
insert, since without the rocker, it is difficult to walk with a stiff
insert. The challenge is also extra-depth, since adding the inserts
underneath an existing insole and any additional padding makes for a
very tightly packed shoe. That's a challenge I've had with other carbon
inserts. Extra depth, WITH a flat internal footbed, are not easy to
find.
Anyway,
if you would kindly consider my concerns as I determine whether or not
it would be worthwhile for me to pursue your XL Blade, I would greatly
appreciate it. It's been quite a challenge, and I"m sure you have heard
these concerns from other clients. I have great respect for your field.
Thank you very much
Patrick M.
New York City
Hello Patrick, Thanks for the question.
All my X1 Blade structural designs are tailored to specific applications (sesamoiditis being one) using a combination of mediums: composites (carbon fibers both bidirectional and unidirectional and glass), a unique low coefficient of friction film, and compression resistant polyethalene foams. Unlike a "carbon fiber plate" that is uniform in density and stiffness (like a rigid dinner plate) the X1 Blade orthotic varies in density and flexibilty. We achieve this by varying the fiber orientations along the laminate structure in three zones - rear, mid, and forefoot. This variable design allows for a more natural foot motion.
The X1 Blade for sesamoiditis ingredients are:
1) 3 Flex Zones (TriFlex) - 1) Rearfoot -fexible and padded for heel strike 2) Midfoot - flexible so as
not to restrict ankle motion during activity 3) Forefoot - stiff minus with a 2mm drop under great toe lined with low friction film (ShearBan).
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| X1 Blade for Sesamoiditis |
2) Rocker Shape to encourage a more natural gait and fit the curvature of a standard shoe shape. A flat "carbon fiber plate" is only good for children who are toe-walkers. It will to get them into a more natural heel toe toe gait. As you have found it is very difficult to walk normally with a stiff flat "carbon fiber plate" in your shoe. There is a biomechanical reason for that!
3) Medial Toe Wedge - The 2mm drop under the great toe creates a 1mm medial wedge that shifts some of the ground force off the 1st MTP (sesamoids) to the 2 through 5 met heads during weight-bearing.
4) 2mm poyethalene foam (compression resistant) - added to forefoot zone to shift more ground force from 1st MTP to mets 2 through 5.
5) Specs: Weight: Usually 1+ ounce depending on the shoe size. Thinness: from 1mm to 2mm in thinness depending on the flexibility zone.
The shoe issue. What I say is: if you decide to order an X1 Blade for your sesamoiditis when you get it try it without an insert in the shoe to see if it will work for you and if so deal with the shoe issue last.
Patrick, I have made several of these X1 Blades for sesamoiditis (usually for athletes) with a 100% money back satisfaction guarantee, and so far I have never gotten one back.
So I would say give it a try!
Clyde Peach, CO
indianabrace.com
3) Medial Toe Wedge - The 2mm drop under the great toe creates a 1mm medial wedge that shifts some of the ground force off the 1st MTP (sesamoids) to the 2 through 5 met heads during weight-bearing.
4) 2mm poyethalene foam (compression resistant) - added to forefoot zone to shift more ground force from 1st MTP to mets 2 through 5.
5) Specs: Weight: Usually 1+ ounce depending on the shoe size. Thinness: from 1mm to 2mm in thinness depending on the flexibility zone.
The shoe issue. What I say is: if you decide to order an X1 Blade for your sesamoiditis when you get it try it without an insert in the shoe to see if it will work for you and if so deal with the shoe issue last.
Patrick, I have made several of these X1 Blades for sesamoiditis (usually for athletes) with a 100% money back satisfaction guarantee, and so far I have never gotten one back.
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So I would say give it a try!
Clyde Peach, CO
indianabrace.com
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Saturday, July 1, 2017
Friday, June 30, 2017
Thursday, June 29, 2017
Orbit Fracture: Hoosier Mask #6421 Raptor Model to Cole in Toronto, Canada
WEBSITE ORDER : 6/23/17 @ 11:05 PM STAT Shipped: 6/26/17 @ 5:00 PM
PA: Cole R.'s(son)/Toronto, Ontario Canada
RX: Raptor Protective Face Mask for Facial Fracture
DX: Fracture of Left Orbit
ICD-10-CM Diagnosis Code: S02.102D
HX: Athlete has sustained right orbit fracture during a soccer match.
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| Cole's (son) Raptor Face Mask |
SKU: hoosierraptorldp
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: Made in USA / Indianapolis, IN
SPORT: soccer
USER COMMENTS: male 5' 8 -" 145 lbs / This is for my son who has a left orbit fracture.
WEBSITE: www.indianabrace.com - Clyde's Hoosier Face Masks
PRACTITIONER: Clyde Peach, CO - ABC Certified Orthotist #1321 - 1979
American Board for Certification in Orthotics and Prosthetics
Orbit Fracture - Hoosier Raptor Mask 6418 to Amy's Son in Yukon, OK
CARRIER: UPS Next Day Air
PA: Amy O.'s (son)/Yukon, OK
RX: Raptor Protective Face Mask for Right Orbit Fracture
DX: Fractures of Right Orbit
ICD-10-CM Diagnosis Code: S02.102D
HX: Athlete has sustained right orbit fracture during a soccer match.
PLAN: Custom-fabricate Raptor model #6418
(color:clear) using patented DuPont Surlyn that will not fracture on impact and will shape to face naturally that avoids any unusual protrusions that might injure other players. Customize design for
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| Amy's (son) Raptor Mask #6418 |
comfort.
SKU: hoosierraptorsurlyn
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: Made in USA / Indianapolis, IN
SPORT: all sports
USER COMMENTS: male 5' 11 -" 128 lbs / This is for my son who has a right orbit fracture.
WEBSITE: www.indianabrace.com - Clyde's Hoosier Face Masks
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CONTACT: Call: 800.253.6217 Text: 317.445.1475 Email: clyde.peach@gmail.com
American Board for Certification in Orthotics and Prosthetics Category
Friday, June 23, 2017
Broken Nose: Hoosier Face Mask #6414 to Harald in Redmond, WA
CARRIER: FedEx Standard Overnight
PA: Harald W. (son)/Redmond, WA
RX: Hoosier Protective Face Mask for Broken Nose / Madrid Model/STAT
DX: Fractures of Nasal Bones
ICD-10-CM Diagnosis Code: S02 2XXB
HX: Athlete has sustained nasal fracture during a soccer match.
PLAN: Custom-fabricate Madrid model #6414 (color: black) using shatter proof black LDP that will not re-injure recent fractures, will shape to face naturally and avoid eye injuries. Customize design for maximum nasal protection and minimum obstruction of peripheral and downward vision. Low profile design to allow for headers both side and front. Add gentle moleskin felt contact bumper pads internally for comfort.
SKU: hoosiermadridLDP
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: Made in USA / Indianapolis, IN
SPORT: soccer
USER COMMENTS: male 5' 1" 87 lbs / This is for my son. Please see separate email with photos -please get mask out on Monday 6/19/17 for Tuesday delivery 6/20/17.
WEBSITE: www.indianabrace.com - Clyde's Hoosier Face Masks
PRACTITIONER: Clyde Peach, CO - ABC Certified Orthotist #1321 - 1979CONTACT: Call: 800.253.6217 Text: 317.445.1475 Email: clyde.peach@gmail.com
American Board for Certification in Orthotics & Prosthetics
Wednesday, June 21, 2017
Hallux Rigidus: X1 GoBlade #7488 to Bill in Thomasville, GA
Order Taken: WebSite Order 6/16/17 / Shipped 6/19/17
Carrier: USPS Priority Mail
PA: Bill M./ Thomasville, GA
RX: Clyde's X1 GoBlade for Great Toe Pain Right
DX: Hallux Rigidus
ICD-10-CM Billing Code : M20.21
Plan: Fabricate TriZone X1 GoBlade #7488 men's size 12 right with StifFlex midfoot (zone 2) for unrestricted ankle motion during hiking. Create 1mm great toe (zone 3) and heel relief (zone 1) pockets. Maintain extra kick rocker shape forefoot (zone 3) for assisted natural toe off. Pad heel (zone 1) with1/8" perf plastizote for heel strike relief to prevent plantar fasciitis. Cover great toe relief zone 3 with ShearBan to prevent blistering during hiking activity. Specs: thickness and weight of X1 GoBlade #7488 - (0.0375") thin! - 1.322 oz light!
SKU: RTL+F130R
Country of Origin: Made in USA / Indianapolis, IN by Clyde Peach, CO
Sport: work/tennis
Comments: none
Website: www.indianabrace.com
Contact: Call: 800-253-6217 Text: 317-445-1475 Email: clyde.peach@gmail.com
Practitioner: Clyde Peach, CO - ABC Certified Orthotist #1321
American Board for Certification in Orthotics & Prosthetics
Category
Carrier: USPS Priority Mail
PA: Bill M./ Thomasville, GA
RX: Clyde's X1 GoBlade for Great Toe Pain Right
DX: Hallux Rigidus
ICD-10-CM Billing Code : M20.21
Plan: Fabricate TriZone X1 GoBlade #7488 men's size 12 right with StifFlex midfoot (zone 2) for unrestricted ankle motion during hiking. Create 1mm great toe (zone 3) and heel relief (zone 1) pockets. Maintain extra kick rocker shape forefoot (zone 3) for assisted natural toe off. Pad heel (zone 1) with1/8" perf plastizote for heel strike relief to prevent plantar fasciitis. Cover great toe relief zone 3 with ShearBan to prevent blistering during hiking activity. Specs: thickness and weight of X1 GoBlade #7488 - (0.0375") thin! - 1.322 oz light!
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| Bill's X1 GoBlade #7488 1.322oz 0.0375" |
Country of Origin: Made in USA / Indianapolis, IN by Clyde Peach, CO
Sport: work/tennis
Comments: none
Website: www.indianabrace.com
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Practitioner: Clyde Peach, CO - ABC Certified Orthotist #1321
American Board for Certification in Orthotics & Prosthetics
Category
Saturday, June 17, 2017
Broken Nose: Hoosier Mask #6411 To Betty (son) Portland, OR
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| Betty's (son) Hoosier Basketball Mask |
CARRIER: UPS ground
CUSTOMER: Betty R.'s (son)/Portland, OR
RX: Protective Mask for Broken Nose / Hoosier model
DIAGNOSIS: Fractures of Nasal Bones
ICD-10-CM DIAGNOSIS CODE: S02 2XXB
HISTORY: Athlete has sustained nasal fracture during a basketball game.
LAB PLAN: Custom-fabricate Hoosier model basketball mask #6411 (color: clear) using shatter proof DuPont Surlyn that will not re-injure recent fractures, will shape to face naturally and avoid eye injuries. Customize design for maximum nasal protection and minimum obstruction of peripheral and downward vision. Low profile design to allow for headers both side and front. Add gentle moleskin felt contact bumper pads internally for comfort.
SKU: HOOSIERMASK
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: Made in USA / Indianapolis, IN
by Clyde Peach, CO
SPORT: basketball
USER COMMENTS: male 6'4" 188 lbs
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PRACTITIONER: Clyde Peach, CO - ABC Certified Orthotist #1321 - 1979 / braceblogger.com
CONTACT INFO: 800.253.6217 Text: 317.445.1475 Email: clyde.peach@gmail.com
American Board for Certification in Orthotics and Prosthetics
Friday, June 16, 2017
Hallux Rigidus: X1 Blade++ Fusion #7487 To Mitchell In East Setauket, NY
Order Taken: WebSite Order 6/15/17 / Shipped 6/15 /17
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| Mitchell's X1 GoBlade++ Fusion #7487 |
PA: Mitchell C./ East Setauket, NY - REPEAT BUYER
RX: Clyde's X1 GoBlade++ Fusion for Great Toe Pain Right
DX: Hallux Rigidus, Post-Op Chilectomy 3 years
ICD-10-CM Billing Code : M20.21
Plan: Fabricate TriZone X1 GoBlade++ Fusion #7487 men's size 10 right with StifFlex midfoot (zone 2) for unrestricted ankle motion during golf motion and walking. Create 1mm great toe (zone 3) and heel relief (zone 1) pockets. Add stiffening unidirectional composite in zone 3 to stiffen to rigid (will not bend) that will simulate a great toe fusion. Maintain rocker shape forefoot (zone 3) for assisted natural toe off. Pad heel (zone 1) with1/8" puff plastizote for heel strike relief to prevent plantar fasciitis. Cover stiffened great toe relief zone 3 with ShearBan to prevent blistering during walking activity. Specs: thickness and weight of X1 GoBlade #7487 - (0.0895 ") thin! - 1.399oz light!
SKU: RTLFUSION28R
Country of Origin: Made in USA / Indianapolis, IN by Clyde Peach, CO
Sport: ADL
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Website: www.indianabrace.com
Contact: Call: 800-253-6217 Text: 317-445-1475 Email: clyde.peach@gmail.com
Practitioner: Clyde Peach, CO - ABC Certified Orthotist #1321
Thursday, June 15, 2017
Turf Toe: X1 Blade #7486 To Andrew In Schenectady, NY
Order Taken: WebSite Order 6/15/17 / Shipped 6/15 /17
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| Andrew's X1 Blade #7486 |
Carrier: FedEx Standard Overnight
PA: Andrew B./ Schnectady, NY - REPEAT BUYER
RX: Clyde's X1 GoBlade for Great Toe Pain Left
DX: Turf Toe
ICD-10-CM Billing Code : S93.521A
SKU: RTLDEEPF127L
Country of Origin: Made in USA / Indianapolis, IN by Clyde Peach, CO
Sport: golf
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Website: www.indianabrace.com
Contact: Call: 800-253-6217 Text: 317-445-1475 Email: clyde.peach@gmail.com
Practitioner: Clyde Peach, CO - ABC Certified Orthotist #1321
Wednesday, June 14, 2017
Hallux Rigidus: X1 GoBlade #7485 to Thomas in Knoxville, TN 6/13/17
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| Thomas's X1 GoBlade Runner Model #7485 |
Carrier: USPS Priority Mail
PA: Thomas R./ Knoxville, TN
RX: Clyde's X1 GoBlade for Great Toe Pain Left
DX: Hallux Rigidus
ICD-10-CM Billing Code : M20.22
Plan: Fabricate TriZone X1 GoBlade #7485 men's size 10 left with StifFlex midfoot (zone 2) for unrestricted ankle motion during hiking. Create 2mm great toe (zone 3) and heel relief (zone 1) pockets. Maintain extra kick rocker shape forefoot (zone 3) for assisted natural toe off. Pad heel (zone 1) with 3mm blue/black Colorfoam for heel strike relief to prevent plantar fasciitis. Cover great toe relief zone 3 with ShearBan to prevent blistering during hiking activity. Specs: thickness and weight of X1 GoBlade #7485 - (0.0405 ") thin! - 1.064
oz light!
SKU: RTLDEEPF128L
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Sport: hiking
Comments: I will be using the X1 GoBlade in my hiking boot. thanks. Thomas/Knoxville, TN
Website: www.indianabrace.com
Contact: Call: 800-253-6217 Text: 317-445-1475 Email: clyde.peach@gmail.com
Practitioner: Clyde Peach, CO - ABC Certified Orthotist #1321
American Board for Certification in Orthotics and Prosthetics
Saturday, June 10, 2017
Broken Nose Mask: Hoosier Madrid Model Soccer Mask #6401 to Marne in Wes...
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| Madrd Mask #6401 to Marne / West Haven, UT |
Carrier: FedEx 2nd Day Air
PA: Marne W's (son)/West Haven, UT
RX: Protective Mask for Broken Nose - Madrid Model
DX: Fractures of Nasal Bones
ICD-10-CM Diagnosis Code: S02 2XXB
HX: Athlete has sustained nasal fracture during a recent soccer match.
Plan: Custom-fabricate Madrid model (color: black) #6401
using shatter proof LDP that will not re-injure recent
fractures, will shape to face naturally and avoid eye injuries. Customize design for maximum nasal protection and minimum obstruction of peripheral and downward vision. Low profile design to allow for headers both side and front. Add gentle moleskin felt contact bumper pads internally for
comfort.
SKU: madrid#6401
Country of Origin: Made in USA / Indianapolis, IN by Clyde Peach, CO
Sport: soccer
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Website: www.indianabrace.com
Practitioner: Clyde Peach, CO - ABC Certified Orthotist #1321 - 1979
Contact: Call: 800.253.6217 Text: 317.445.1475 Email: clyde.peach@gmail.com
American Board for Certification in Orthotics and Prosthetics
Wednesday, June 7, 2017
Hallux Rigidus: X1 GoBlade #7481 to Jane in Indianapolis, IN /Repeat Buyer
Order Taken: WebSite Order 6/02/17 / Shipped 6/06/17
Carrrier: UPS Priority Mail
PA: Jane V./ Indianapolis, IN
RX: Clyde's X1 GoBlade for Great Toe Pain Left
DX: Hallux Rigidus
ICD-10-CM Billing Code : S93.521A
Plan: Fabricate TriZone X1 GoBlade #7481 woman's size 6 1/2 left with StifFlex midfoot (zone 2) for unrestricted ankle motion during walking. Create 2 mm great toe (zone 3) and heel relief (zone 1) pockets. Maintain extra kick rocker shape forefoot (zone 3) for assisted natural toe off. Pad heel (zone 1) with1/8" soft non-shrinkable polyethalene foam for heel strike relief to prevent plantar fasciitis. Fill in great toe relief zone 3 with 1/8" non-shrinkable polyethalene foam to prevent blistering during walking/exercise activity. Specs: thickness and weight of X1 GoBlade #7481- (1/25 ") thin! -1.0245 oz light!
Country of Origin: Made in USA / Indianapolis, IN
Sport: walking/running
Comments: Clyde - Got my first X1 Blade in 2010 and used it to walk and during exercise - really helped. But we moved and I left it in my old house and I need a replacement. Thanks. Jane V./Indianapolis, IN
Website: www.indianabrace.com
Contact: Call: 800-253-6217 Text: 317-445-1475
Email: clyde.peach@gmail.com
Practitioner: Clyde Peach, CO - ABC Certified Orthotist #1321
American Board for Certification in Orthotics and Prosthetics
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| Jane's X1 GoBlade #7481 |
PA: Jane V./ Indianapolis, IN
RX: Clyde's X1 GoBlade for Great Toe Pain Left
DX: Hallux Rigidus
ICD-10-CM Billing Code : S93.521A
Plan: Fabricate TriZone X1 GoBlade #7481 woman's size 6 1/2 left with StifFlex midfoot (zone 2) for unrestricted ankle motion during walking. Create 2 mm great toe (zone 3) and heel relief (zone 1) pockets. Maintain extra kick rocker shape forefoot (zone 3) for assisted natural toe off. Pad heel (zone 1) with1/8" soft non-shrinkable polyethalene foam for heel strike relief to prevent plantar fasciitis. Fill in great toe relief zone 3 with 1/8" non-shrinkable polyethalene foam to prevent blistering during walking/exercise activity. Specs: thickness and weight of X1 GoBlade #7481- (1/25 ") thin! -1.0245 oz light!
Country of Origin: Made in USA / Indianapolis, IN
Sport: walking/running
Comments: Clyde - Got my first X1 Blade in 2010 and used it to walk and during exercise - really helped. But we moved and I left it in my old house and I need a replacement. Thanks. Jane V./Indianapolis, IN
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| ABC Cerified Orthotist |
Contact: Call: 800-253-6217 Text: 317-445-1475
Email: clyde.peach@gmail.com
Practitioner: Clyde Peach, CO - ABC Certified Orthotist #1321
American Board for Certification in Orthotics and Prosthetics
Broken Nose Mask: Question from Ivona / handball
Dear Clyde
Hello Ivona - All my masks are one-off by measurements. I ship masks all
over the world. I do not know EHF rules pertaining to masks for a
broken nose. Clyde Peach, CO
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| Hoosier Facemask LDP Black |
My name is Ivona B. I heard about your
webpage and I am in need of a mask for my broken nose. That is why I am
writting this email.
I am a handball player and
my nose was broken during a match. I went to surgery and got it fixed,
but now I need a mask to play safely. I have a few questions about your
masks.
Firstly, do I need to send measures of my nose and head so you can make a personalised mask or are all mask generic?
Secondly, do you have information on whether your masks are recognized and allowed by the European Handball Federation?
And thirdly, do you do delivery worldwide or is your delivery in the USA only?
I am looking forward to your answer.
Thank you in advance.
Best regards,
Ivona B.
Hello Ivona - All my masks are one-off by measurements. I ship masks all
over the world. I do not know EHF rules pertaining to masks for a
broken nose. Clyde Peach, CO Friday, June 2, 2017
Turf Toe: X1 GoBlade #7479 to Lora in Clayton, IN
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| Lora's X1 Blade #7479 |
Carrier UPS 2nd Day Air
PA: Lora D./ Clayton, IN
RX: Clyde's X1 GoBlade for Great Toe Pain Right Foot
DX: Turf Toe
ICD-10-CM Billing Code : S93.521A
Plan: Fabricate X1 GoBlade #7479
woman's size 7 with StifFlex midfoot for unrestricted ankle motion
during ADL walking. Create .06" great toe and heel relief pockets.
Maintain rocker shape forefoot for natural toe off. Pad heel with1/8"
perf plastizote for heel strike relief to prevent plantar fasciitis.
Cover great toe relief zone with ShearBan to prevent blistering during
ADL walking. Specs: thickness and weight of X1 GoBlade #7479- (1/25 ") - .9276 oz
Sport: ADL Walking
Comments: This injury is 2 years old.
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| ABC Orthotist |
Contact: Call: 800-253-6217 Text: 317-445-1475 Email: clyde.peach@gmail.com
Practitioner: Clyde Peach, CO - ABC Certified Orthotist #1321
American Board for Certification in Orthotics and Prosthetics
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