Course Content
Knee Pathologies
Our senior podiatrist explores common knee pathologies and how to treat them with orthotic therapy.
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Medial Knee Osteoarthritis
Ankle Pathologies
Our senior podiatrist explores common ankle pathologies and how to treat them with orthotic therapy.
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Achilles Tendinopathy
Sinus Tarsi Syndrome / Talocrural Joint Synovitis
Heel Pathologies
Our senior podiatrist explores common heel pathologies and how to treat them with orthotic therapy.
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Plantar Fasciopathy
Fat Pad Atrophy / Syndrome
Midfoot Pathologies
Our senior podiatrist explores common midfoot pathologies and how to treat them with orthotic therapy.
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Tibialis Posterior Tenosynovitis / PTTD Stage 1 and 2ab
Midfoot Osteoarthritis
Forefoot Pathologies
Our senior podiatrist explores common forefoot pathologies and how to treat them with orthotic therapy.
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In-toeing / Out-toeing
Neuroma-bursitis Complex
Forefoot Fat Pad Atrophy
Orthotic Therapy Techniques
About Lesson

Midfoot Osteoarthritis

Description

Midfoot OA is the non-inflammatory arthritic changes occurring at the mid-tarsal joints. Although osteoarthritis is non-inflammatory, the bony changes can result in increased midfoot pressure and impingement – inflaming tendons, capsule and other forms of soft tissue.

Midfoot OA

 

Key considerations when treating midfoot OA-related pain:

Keeping it simple and effective is always the goal to successful orthotic prescription. Offloading the impinged / inflamed soft tissue through the midfoot, and considering the location, should be achieved with a matched 1:1 contour of the medial and lateral longitudinal arches. When prescribing orthotics for patients with cavus foot types, Podiatrists are able to select a laminated arch in Prescribe.

Laminated Arch

A Laminated Arch requests the adhesion of EVA to the medial longitudinal arch (MLA) to ensure that the contour of the MLA matches the 3D scan morphology.

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