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X1 Blade Medium Shoe Stiffner to Concord University / Athens, WV
Showing posts with label Lisfranc Injury. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lisfranc Injury. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 1, 2016
Wednesday, January 13, 2016
Lisfranc Shoe Insert
Diagnosis: Lisfranc Injury / ICD-10-CM diagnosis code S93.326A
Plan: Fabricate X1 Blade Shoe Stifner medium stiff to replace athletes walking boot. Insert will be used in a light training shoe - max weight of Blade should not exceed 1.3 oz and density no more than 0.060". Create a contoured shape to facilitate normal gait rockers.
Sx: Order received 1/11/ 16 5:12 PM via call from Indiana University sports medicine/football. Shipped USPS Priority 01/12/16 to Bloomington, IN expect delivery in 2 days. www.indianabrace.com
FU: email customer satisfaction questionnaire on 1/26/16
Thursday, December 12, 2013
Scott from Sweet Grass, MT - Lisfranc Injury Orders X1 Blade Shoe Stiffner
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A Lisfranc (midfoot) injury occurs when bones in the midfoot that form the arch on top of the foot are broken or torn by either a low-energy injury (football, soccer, or stumbles over a flexed foot) or high-energy (trauma or fall fro a height).
This midfoot joint complex so important in walking is called the Lisfranc joint. The Lisfranc joint was named after Jaques Lisfranc de St. Martin. He was French surgeon and gynecologist who served in the Napoleonic army in the 1800s. Dr. Lisfranc pioneered many types of original surgical
If there are no fractures or dislocations in the joint and the ligaments are not completely torn, a strict nonsurgical treatment may include non-weightbearing casts for a period of time. After that progresses to weightbearing in a removable walker boot or an orthotic like X1 Blade Shoe Stiffner - "medium sping".
Recovery may vary even tho the surgical or nonsurgical treatment was excellent. Arthritis may occur because of damage done to the cartilage during the injury and cause chronic pain. This may require fusion in the future.
An X1 Blade Shoe Stiffner - "rigid" could help relieve the chronic arthritic pain by immobilizing the Lisfranc joint externally (in shoe). Thus delaying a possible surgical procedure.
Friday, September 6, 2013
Wednesday, August 28, 2013
Monday, March 11, 2013
Clyde's X1 Blade for 5th Metatarsal Fractures
3/11/13
Alexandria, VA 22310
United States
Clyde's X1 Blade for 5th Metatarsal Fractures
Foot: Right
Model: Sports
Size / CM: Women's 11 Men's 10 / 27 CM
Diagnosis: Jone's Fracture
How Will You Be Using Device: Playing sports(basketball, football)
| TL-501 | 1 | $149.00 | $149.00 |
Thursday, August 23, 2012
X1 Blade for 5th Metatarsal Fx - Offensive Lineman
I received a call this morning from an orthopaedic surgeons physicians assistant from Central Indiana Orthopaedic (CIO) in Muncie. The call concerned a Ball state offensive lineman who had sustained a 5th metatarsal fracture (Jones fracture) during the early summer.
The PA explained that the player had had the fracture pinned by a orthopaedic surgeon from his home town, but the fixation had failed, but the fracture was healing and his orthopaedic surgeon didn't want to repin it.
He said, "we understand that you make a special insert that will unload and protect the players fracture site during practice and during games while the fracture heals."
I said that I did, and that it was my X1 Blade for 5th metatarsal fractures.
He asked me if I would contact the players athletic trainer at Ball State and arrange to get an X1 Blade for the player's healing 5th metatarsal fracture. I said that I would.
I contacted the Ball State head athletic trainer. The athletic trainer went to my website www.indianabrace.com and clicked on Clyde's X1 Blades by Injury that led him to the 5th metatarsal fracture while we spoke. After he familiarized himself with my X1 Blade for 5th metatarsal fracture he ordered the Blade for his player.
I shipped a size 14 X1 Blade for 5th metatarsal fractures (Jones fx).
The PA explained that the player had had the fracture pinned by a orthopaedic surgeon from his home town, but the fixation had failed, but the fracture was healing and his orthopaedic surgeon didn't want to repin it.
He said, "we understand that you make a special insert that will unload and protect the players fracture site during practice and during games while the fracture heals."
I said that I did, and that it was my X1 Blade for 5th metatarsal fractures.
He asked me if I would contact the players athletic trainer at Ball State and arrange to get an X1 Blade for the player's healing 5th metatarsal fracture. I said that I would.
I contacted the Ball State head athletic trainer. The athletic trainer went to my website www.indianabrace.com and clicked on Clyde's X1 Blades by Injury that led him to the 5th metatarsal fracture while we spoke. After he familiarized himself with my X1 Blade for 5th metatarsal fracture he ordered the Blade for his player.
I shipped a size 14 X1 Blade for 5th metatarsal fractures (Jones fx).
Saturday, May 26, 2012
Lisfranc Injury : Gymnast Courtnet Kupets
My Uncle Clyde Peach makes X1-Blade Popper through his company Indiana Brace (www.indianabrace.com) and I recently started using one and I love it. I have a Lisfranc injury which makes it hard to push off my toes when I walk. The X1 Blade Popper has helped me to limp less and makes walking feel so much better. Thanks Uncle Clyde! Courtney
Labels:
Jones Fracture,
Lisfranc Injury,
X1 Blade Popper,
X5 Blade
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