Reply to “Bracing in osteoarthritis”: Joint distraction techniques and further application

The developments in knee orthotics discussed by Görtz et al. [1] well encapsulate the coincident innovation of bracing technology and medical understanding of knee osteoarthritis (OA). The population of OA patients is only increasing, and with it, our understanding of the disease and how best to mitigate its effects

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2025-09-22
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https://doi.org/10.46439/sports.1.004
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Reply to “Bracing in osteoarthritis”: Joint distraction techniques and further application

Evan Eckersley, Remy Brettell, Simon Goertz
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Reply to “Bracing in osteoarthritis”: Joint distraction techniques and further application

Evan Eckersley, Remy Brettell, Simon Goertz
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The developments in knee orthotics discussed by Görtz et al. [1] well encapsulate the coincident innovation of bracing technology and medical understanding of knee osteoarthritis (OA). The population of OA patients is only increasing, and with it, our understanding of the disease and how best to mitigate its effects

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Brigham and Women's Hospital (US), Charlottesville Medical Research (US)
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