Orthoses are medical devices used to support, stabilize or increase mobility of certain parts of the body. The importance of orthoses can be evaluated from many aspects:

 

Increasing Mobility: Especially in people with musculoskeletal disorders, orthoses facilitate daily living activities by increasing mobility.

 

Pain Reduction: Orthotics can relieve pain by reducing pressure on joints or muscles. This is especially important in chronic conditions such as arthritis.

 

Injury Prevention: For athletes or people doing physical activity, orthotics provide protection to prevent injuries in certain movements.

 

Supporting the Rehabilitation Process: During the post-operative recovery process, orthoses can accelerate healing by keeping the body in the correct position.

 

Posture Correction: Orthotics can help maintain spinal health by correcting poor posture habits.

 

Orthoses play a vital role in both daily life and treatment processes and make a great contribution to improving the quality of life of individuals.