Showing posts with label morton's toe insert. Show all posts
Showing posts with label morton's toe insert. Show all posts

Monday, January 16, 2017

Rigid Morton's Extension Insert Too Bulky & Thick for Most Shoes - C.C.

Typical Flat, Bulky and Thick Morton's Extension Insert
History of your injury? : Bilateral bunions with Osteoarthritis in mtp joint. Though the bunion is worse on the other foot, I get a Morton's Neuroma type of pain on top of right foot at base of 2nd or 3rd toe or in space between (or possibly synovitis or plantar tear or multiple things going on). I already have full orthotics with rigid Mortons Extension as well Mortons pad under metatarsals and it relieves all pain but is too bulky/ thick for most shoes, therefore want blades as well for other shoes. We talked on phone from Australia and you said you might do the regular X1 and a different one for me to try. Shoe size mostly US9M/ US10W. Length (insole) ranges from 257mmX85mm to 268mmX97mm. I think Blades should be towards the smaller size as these are the shoes with least support that I currently can't wear for long. The bigger shoes are hiking/ walking boots. I also have 3/4 orthotics that I would like to be able to wear over the top of the Blades for a leg length discrepancy, so definitely don't want a heel in blades. My email is cate26xx@--------- if you need to ask anything. Thank you!
Catherine C./Pearce, ACT Australia

Tuesday, January 10, 2017

2nd Toe Capsulitus / Modified X1 Blade / Neuroma Model



Published on Jan 10, 2017
Published on Jan 9, 2017
Online Order Placed: 12/30/2017
By: Martin P. / Memphis, TN
RX: X1 Blade Neuroma model for 2nd toe capsulitus - click here
Diagnosis: 2nd toe capsulitus
ICD-10-CM Diagnosis Code: M77.9
Sport: Walking
X1 Blade Model: Neuroma model / modified for capsulitus of 2nd toe
Website: www.indianabrace.com - click here
Phone: 1-800-253-6217 ask for Clyde
Email: clyde.peach@indianabrace.com
Clyde Peach, CO - ABC Certified Orthotist #1321 - click here
ABC - American Board for Certification in Orthotics and Prosthetics - click here
All X1 Blades are Made in Indianapolis, Indiana - USA - click here

Thursday, February 4, 2016

Morton's Foot Insert



Rx: 2/1/16 X1 Blade Orthotic - Morton's Foot/Toe Insert

Diagnosis: Second toe longer than Big toe - excessive pressure on second metatarsal head.

Plan: Fabricate composite structure to fit into shoe that relieves pressure on second metatarsal head. Use standard fabrication techniques the create a light and flexible insert the includes a relief pocket under second ray.

Sx: Order received 2/1/16 6:00 PM via our website www.indianabrace.com. Shipped USPS Priority 02/03/16 to Bronx, NY Expect delivery in 2 - 3 days.

FU: email customer satisfaction questionnaire on 02/12/16.

Clyde Peach, CO
www.indianbrace.com

Sunday, December 20, 2015

X1 Blade for Morton's Toe to Michelle C./Sanata Cruz, CA


Published on Dec 20, 2015
Rx: Orthotic for Morton's toe.

Diagnosis: Shortened first metatarsal in relation to to second metatarsal - brachymetatarsia

Hx: Female who has been dealing with this problem for quite some time and is on her feet for prolonged periods of time. Her podiatrist recommended she give me a call which she did. We decided to fabricate a special very thin and light Blade so she will be able to wear fashionable shoes again.

Plan: Fabricate X1 Blade , Flexx1 Midfoot, Flexx2 Forefoot, and Relief Pocket under 2nd metatarsal covered with ShearBan. Estimated weight 16 grams, density 0.8mm.

Sx: Call in order 12/14/15 to Clyde for consult. Estimated ship date 12/18/15 by UPS Ground.

FU: O1/05/16 via email with customer satisfaction questionnaire.
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