Would be grateful for some up to date advice here. I had a lady pressent in clinic with a charcot foot which took her doctor 5 months to diagnose. It is now inactive and not severely deformed. She is still in a crow walker. She needs to go into shoes and orthotics. What type of rocker sole is best for her? One clinician has suggested a rocker for the affected foot only. Is it not better to have rockers on both shoes?
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Also the same clinician has suggested a total contact inlay made for the affected foot only. Shouldn't she have a left orthotic made as well to support and protect this foot and help prevent any complications arising?
Current thoughts on materials used in orthotics for this condition?
Your comments and help appreciated
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