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Title: Padding and Strapping


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Padding and Strapping
  • Part II

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Case Study No. 4
  • Miss A is a 35 year old fitness instructor. You
    have been using cryotherapy to aggressively treat
    a verruca overlying her 2nd MTPJ. She leads a
    number of aerobics classes each week and is
    concerned about the pain.
  • On examination
  • The remains of a VP are evident overlying the
    L/2nd MTPJ.
  • Training shoes are in excellent condition and
    appropriate.
  • Pain on palpation of the L/2nd MTPJ region

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What are our objectives?
  • Treat necrotic lesion with cryotherapy to remove
    the VP.
  • Ensure maintenance of tissue vitality for
    healing.
  • Redistribute weight from area.
  • Provide comfort reduce pain to enable
    ADLs/employment.

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Ud Plantar Cover - Replaceable
  • Ud to remove weight from an area (eg. A lesion).
  • Replaceable form
  • Durability/ longevity
  • Ease of use
  • Reduces sweat absorption
  • Patient is young flexible
  • Patient has appropriate footwear

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To make a replaceable pad
  • Cut and shape the pad desired remember to cut
    the pad so that the adhesive backing is facing
    away from the foot.
  • Cut your Lastonet toe strap met. strap making
    sure you dont occlude the dorsalis pedis artery
    nor deform the digits.
  • Fit your Lastonet straps to the pads adhesive
    backing.
  • Cover the straps and adhesive side with tape (ZnO
    or E.A.P) to secure straps and to protect pad.

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Case Study No. 5
  • Ms. K is a 49 year old sales assistant at David
    Jones. She is on her feet all day and must wear
    metbusters. She complains of a painful
    interdigital Heloma Molle.
  • On examination
  • HM b/n the R/4th 5th toes.
  • On palpation there is an exostosis on the medial
    aspect of the head of the R/5th proximal phalanx
    at the IPJ (this has also been confirmed on
    x-ray).

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What are our objectives?
  • Reduce pain
  • Prevent recurrence
  • Remediate/ remove the cause
  • Footwear
  • Exostosis

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Interdigital Silicone Wedge
  • Cushions the exostosis
  • Keeps the involved toes apart

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Silicone
  • Putty or paste form to which a catalyst is added.
  • Catalyst promotes cross-linking of polysiloxane
    chains in the putty.
  • After a period of time, flexible solid is formed.

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To make a silicone device
  • Dont wear gloves the putty will stick.
  • Ascertain the amount of silicone putty needed to
    make the device best to start with too much.
  • Roll the silicone putty into a ball and then
    flatten a little in the palm of the hand.
  • Add enough catalyst too little and it wont set
    firm too much and it will set very quickly.

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Along with
  • Changing footwear
  • Lower heel
  • Strap across toe box or wider toe box
  • Possible surgery
  • Excise exostosis

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Case Study No.6
  • Mrs M is 75 year olds and has had NIDDM for 15
    years. She maintains reasonable control of her
    diabetes with some neurovascular changes evident.
  • On examination
  • Bilateral HAV Grade 3 (based on the Manchester
    scale)
  • Exostosis/ bunion on the medial aspect of the
    B/1st MTPJs.
  • A preulcerative area appears to be developing
    over the exostosis/ bunion.

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What are our objectives?
  • Reduce pressure
  • Alter footwear
  • Redistribute forces/ cushioning
  • Offer comfort
  • Maintain tissue viability
  • Ensure education/ inspection

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Hallux Valgus Crescent in Rolofoam
  • Easy to use can be washed
  • Long life
  • Patient must be able to use
  • Encourages self-inspection

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Along with
  • Footwear
  • Education

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Case Study No. 7
  • Mr B is an active 80 year old gentleman who
    presents complaining of painful lesions on the
    apices of his toes which is compromising his
    ability to participate in his weekly lawn bowls
    competition.
  • On examination
  • Fixed toe deformity
  • Apical lesions on the middle three digits of B/F

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What are our objectives?
  • Enhance comfort
  • Reduce recurrence of the apical HK
  • (As deformity is fixed unable to alter structure)

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Toe prop
  • Provides cushioning to apices of digits.
  • Reduces weightbearing contact and pressure over
    the apices of the digits.

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Along with
  • Scalpel debridement of HK
  • Increase depth of toe box in shoes

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Homework Task
  • Review your notes, lectures videos on Padding
    Strapping
  • http//www.latrobe.edu.au/podiatry/podclinicalskil
    ls.htm
  • Manufacture a plantar cover (that would be
    adhered to the foot)
  • Consider the borders of the pad
  • Medial Lateral
  • Proximal Distal
  • Consider the bevelling required at each border
  • Single or Double?
  • Bring your finished product along to your
    practical session next week.
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