Orthotic Alignment Effects is a biomechanical construct that specifies the alterations in lower limb kinematics and kinetics resulting from the precise positioning and angular adjustments of an orthotic device relative to the anatomical axes of the wearer.
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University of Calgary
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Northwestern University
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University of Delaware
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Logan University
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East Carolina University
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Cincinnati Sportsmedicine and Orthopaedic Center
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