There's a moment in most engineering disciplines when you have to confront an uncomfortable truth: the "best" solution on paper isn't always the best solution in the field. NASA learned this with the Space Shuttle — a magnificent machine that required 25,000 people and six months to turn around between flights. The Saturn V, by... Continue Reading →
The Back Slab Steps Forward: When ‘Good Enough’ Beats the Gold Standard — Results of an RCT on TCC vs. Posterior Splint #ActAgainstAmputation #Offloading #DiabeticFoot
