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G4 Functional Electrical Stimulation Foot Drop Technology

Foot drop is a common condition experienced by many where an individual is unable to or faces a lot of difficulty lifting the front part of their foot. This can often lead to an increased risk of falling, significantly constraining mobility.

If you have been continuously experiencing foot drop and are looking to improve your altered foot gait and hindered mobility, G4 Functional Electrical Stimulation Foot Drop Technology could be the solution for you.

Haley & Levi Walker
Meet Our Patients, Blog, Pediatrics

Haley & Levi Walker: Life Is an Adventure

Watch Haley and Levi Walker—aged 13 and 10—as they embrace the daily challenges of life, school, play, projects and partnerships—and you’ll see a couple of typical tree-climbing, beach-combing, dinosaur-digging, rock-climbing, snake-charming, adventure-loving kids. But for these busy siblings, their adventure includes a subliminal pioneering aspect, as well: they were born with an extremely rare neurological condition known as Hereditary Sensory and Autonomic Neuropathy, Type 6, and they’re blazing trails into this new territory every day, aided by colorful ankle-foot orthoses (AFOs) that keep them happily on the move.

Clark Deardorff
prosthetics, Blog, Meet Our Patients

Clark Deardorff: Strength to Start Over

It’s a possibility most of us can’t even begin to imagine: You go to bed feeling unwell, and awaken 2 ½ months later to discover that all four of your limbs have been amputated: that your life as an active husband, parent, coach and neighbor is forever changed.

This is the reality that faced 36-year-old Clark Deardorff of Harleysville, Pennsylvania, when he regained awareness in September 2017 at Lehigh Valley Hospital in Allentown, following an induced coma.

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Meet Our Patients, Blog, Pediatrics

Katie Verdi: The Whole World Smiles with Her

Katie Verdi’s contagious smile began charming the world before she could walk—and it has seldom dimmed since, despite her ongoing battle with a relatively rare genetic condition known as neurofibromatosis Type 1 (NF1). Type 1, the version of neurofibromatosis that usually appears in childhood, has caused abnormal bone growth in her lower legs, requiring the support of a colorful pair of intentionally mismatched braces which keep her moving, dancing—and smiling.

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Meet Our Patients, Blog, Pediatrics

Callen Walck: The Karate Kid Punches Through CMT Barriers

Read the inspiring story of Callen Walck, a Lawall patient who overcame significant mobility challenges with the help of our experienced team of certified prosthetists. Discover how our personalized care and support helped Callen achieve his goals and improve his quality of life. Visit our website to read Callen’s story and learn more about Lawall’s prosthetics and orthotics services.

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