History of Orthotics Bibliography
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Ata-Abadi, R. and K. Idelberger (1974). “[History of the orthopedic
foot-support (author's transl)].” Z Orthop Ihre Grenzgeb
112(2): 354-61.
Ball, K. (1998). “Discover a little history of products and your
patients.” Todays Surg Nurse 20(4): 3-6.
Boni, T. and B. Ruttimann (1994). “[Changes in technological orthopedics--function
and esthetics].” Z Orthop Ihre Grenzgeb 132(3):
174-9.
Carter, A. J. (1991). “Hugh Owen Thomas: the cripple's champion.”
Bmj 303(6817): 1578-81.
Clippinger, F. W., Jr. (1979). “Bert R. Titus, C.P.O., 1924-1978.”
Bull Prosthet Res(10-31): 214-5.
Farrell-Beck, J. (1995). “Medical and commercial supports for
scoliotic patients, 1819-1935.” Caduceus 11(3):
143-63.
Harvey, A. M. (1982). “Orthopaedic surgery at Johns Hopkins: a
heritage of excellence in clinical practice, training and research.”
Johns Hopkins Med J 150(6): 221-45.
Heim, M. and T. Steinbach (1988). “Update on the use of orthotics
in hemophilia.” Orthop Rev 17(10): 975-8.
Hughes, J. (1993). “Development of prosthetic/orthotic education
and training.” J Med Eng Technol 17(5): 193-6.
Hull, G. and J. Fairbank (1995). “Robert Chessher.” Spine
20(5): 620-3.
Jacobs, N. A. (1993). “The international development of prosthetics
and orthotics.” J Med Eng Technol 17(5): 199-201.
Kaelin, A. J. (1987). “[Idiopathic scoliosis of children and adolescents:
natural history, therapeutic indications and treatment principles].”
Ther Umsch 44(10): 739-45.
Kondrashin, N. I. and D. A. Iaremenko (1988). “[The role of the
Kharkov M.I. Sitenko Scientific Research Institute of Orthopedics and
Traumatology in the development of Russian Prosthetics and Orthotics
(on the 80th anniversary of the founding of the Institute)].”
Ortop Travmatol Protez(1): 71-4.
Lanska, D. J. and J. M. Edmonson (1990). “The suspension therapy
for tabes dorsalis. A case history of a therapeutic fad.” Arch
Neurol 47(6): 701-4.
Lee, W. E. (2001). “Podiatric biomechanics. An historical appraisal
and discussion of the Root model as a clinical system of approach in
the present context of theoretical uncertainty.” Clin Podiatr
Med Surg 18(4): 555-684; discussion 685-90, v.
Mehlman, C. T. and J. P. Schwegmann (2000). “Hyphenated history:
Knight-Taylor spinal orthosis.” Am J Orthop 29(6):
479-80, 483.
Mittelmeier, H. (1988). “[Diagnosis and treatment of congenital
dysplasia of the hip joint in the Federal Republic of Germany].”
Chir Narzadow Ruchu Ortop Pol 53(2): 87-90.
Murdoch, G. (1993). “Application of art, science and gumption
in the care of the disabled.” J Med Eng Technol 17(5):
179-82; discussion 197-8.
Nowakowski, A. and L. Labaziewicz (1996). “[A historical review
of treatment of scoliosis].” Chir Narzadow Ruchu Ortop Pol
61(3): 237-46.
Oberg, K. (1991). “Cost-benefits in orthopaedic technology by
using thermoplastics in developing countries.” Prosthet Orthot
Int 15(1): 18-22.
Oehme, J. (1993). “[The 150th birthday of Otto Heubner 21 January
1993].” Monatsschr Kinderheilkd 141(1): 7-9.
Pavlik, A. (1992). “The functional method of treatment using a
harness with stirrups as the primary method of conservative therapy
for infants with congenital dislocation of the hip. 1957.” Clin
Orthop(281): 4-10.
Payne, C. B. (1998). “The past, present, and future of podiatric
biomechanics.” J Am Podiatr Med Assoc 88(2): 53-63.
Ruttimann, B. and T. Boni (2000). “[Crooked and short legs. Historical
retrospect].” Orthopade 29(9): 750-6.
Schuster, R. O. (1974). “A history of orthopedics in podiatry.”
J Am Podiatry Assoc 64(5): 332-45.
Skliar, J. D. (2001). “Critique of Podiatric biomechanics by William
Eric Lee, DPM.” Clin Podiatr Med Surg 18(4): 685-90,
vi.
Starrett, C. J. (1994). “Historical review and current use of
the Whitman/Robert's orthoses in biomechanical therapy.” Clin
Podiatr Med Surg 11(2): 231-9.
Takechi, H. (1992). “History of prostheses and orthoses in Japan.”
Prosthet Orthot Int 16(2): 98-103.
Wernick, J. (2001). “The change in orthotic making techniques
with the development of current biomechanical theories.” Clin
Podiatr Med Surg 18(4): 715-7, vii.
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