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Where does bracing fit in your patient pathway?The starting point is a clear clinical purpose: what need is being addres...
02/11/2026

Where does bracing fit in your patient pathway?

The starting point is a clear clinical purpose: what need is being addressed, and how does the support connect to the patient’s goals?

That role may change throughout care—from protection in selected acute injuries to support during rehabilitation or return to activity. Education, progressive exercise and ongoing review remain part of the wider plan.

Swipe through the considerations behind selecting, explaining and reviewing support 👉

Meet the DonJoy®Spinamic® — a hybrid scoliosis brace designed to balance therapy and comfort.Combining strong mesh mater...
28/09/2026

Meet the DonJoy®Spinamic® — a hybrid scoliosis brace designed to balance therapy and comfort.

Combining strong mesh material, rigid pressure plates and elastic bands, Spinamic® is intended to help prevent and control the further progression of scoliosis.

Its adjustable pressure regulator and pressure plates allow the brace to be fitted to each patient, while breathable 3D mesh and easy-to-use components support comfort and simplified donning and doffing.

Available in 10 off-the-shelf sizes.

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23/09/2026

Meet Lena and Mia, the new DonJoy® therapeutic shoes designed to bring together comfort, support and everyday style.

Both models feature:

👟 A spacious toe box for additional comfort
👟 Cushioned insoles and smooth interiors
👟 Wide, anti-slip soles for enhanced stability
👟 Easy-access closures
👟 Lightweight, breathable materials

Choose Lena for a timeless, Chelsea-boot-inspired look, or Mia for a more casual, lifestyle sneaker style.

Therapeutic support, without compromising on personal style.
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21/09/2026

Ankle sprain recovery goes beyond rest.

A structured approach can help protect the joint, rebuild strength and restore control - supporting the journey back to confident movement.

Discover more through the link in bio.

Returning to activity after an ankle sprain does not happen all at once.An individual may feel comfortable during daily ...
09/09/2026

Returning to activity after an ankle sprain does not happen all at once.

An individual may feel comfortable during daily activities but still experience difficulty when progressing towards running, jumping, changing direction or movement on uneven surfaces.

Progressive exercise remains the foundation of recovery, helping to rebuild strength, neuromuscular control and tissue capacity.

However, during the transition to higher-demand activity, the appropriate external support may help protect the ankle and build confidence as loading demands increase.

• Lightweight or elastic supports may provide compression and proprioceptive feedback while preserving mobility following milder sprains.
• Semi-rigid or stabilizing braces can offer greater mechanical support during weight-bearing and dynamic activity following moderate to more severe sprains.
• During return to running or sport-specific activity, bracing may support graded exposure to higher-risk movements while strength, control and confidence continue to develop.
• As functional performance and tolerance to load improve, the level of external support should be gradually reassessed.

Brace selection should reflect the severity of the injury, the phase of rehabilitation and the demands of the activity being resumed.

Bracing is not a replacement for active rehabilitation. Instead, it should support movement and help patients progress towards confident return to activity.

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What does it take to keep elite footballers healthy and performing at their best during major international competitions...
03/09/2026

What does it take to keep elite footballers healthy and performing at their best during major international competitions?

Join Scott Howitt (DC) and Greg Bay (PT) from the rehabilitation team supporting Canada’s Men’s National Team as they share insights from international tournaments, including the World Cup.

Explore the challenges of athlete care, rehabilitation, travel and player readiness in a high-pressure environment.

Discover more at the link in bio

Enovis Medical Education Webinar: Supporting Canada's Men's National Team: Lessons from International Tournament Football

Ankle rehabilitation does not always follow a linear path.Pain, tissue sensitivity and muscle inhibition can make it dif...
01/09/2026

Ankle rehabilitation does not always follow a linear path.

Pain, tissue sensitivity and muscle inhibition can make it difficult to progress from basic strengthening to higher-demand activities such as running, jumping or changing direction.

Progressive exercise remains the foundation of recovery, helping to restore strength, neuromuscular control and tissue capacity.

However, when barriers arise, additional support may help keep rehabilitation moving forward.

• Bracing can provide external support, helping to protect healing tissues and build confidence during controlled exposure to load and movement.

• Photobiomodulation therapy may support pain modulation and tissue recovery as rehabilitation demands increase.

• Shockwave therapy can assist in managing pain sensitivity and supporting tissue adaptation when symptoms limit progression.

• NMES may help facilitate neuromuscular activation, support peroneal muscle function and contribute to proprioceptive awareness.

These interventions are not a replacement for active rehabilitation. Instead, they are designed to complement exercise-based care and help patients continue progressing towards more demanding activity.

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Hands up if you want to learn more about wrist braces ✋At Enovis we have hand and wrist braces for all kinds of use case...
26/08/2026

Hands up if you want to learn more about wrist braces ✋

At Enovis we have hand and wrist braces for all kinds of use cases, from prevention to recovery. Whether its proprioceptive support to help avoid injury or reformable waterproof bracing that improves on traditional plaster casting, we’ve got healthcare professionals and their patients covered.

Swipe to learn more about our choice of hand and wrist products 👉

More outdoor activity in summer = more wrist fractures.When a distal radius fracture occurs from sports or falls, what t...
19/08/2026

More outdoor activity in summer = more wrist fractures.

When a distal radius fracture occurs from sports or falls, what treatment options work best? Recent studies show wrist braces can match traditional casting outcomes while offering practical advantages.

Learn what the clinical evidence says about modern bracing solutions. Link in bio.

Distal radius fractures are among the most common injuries encountered in orthopedic practice and are often caused by a ...
12/08/2026

Distal radius fractures are among the most common injuries encountered in orthopedic practice and are often caused by a fall onto an outstretched hand.

For non-displaced or minimally displaced fractures, immobilization plays an important role in recovery. Research has shown that thermoformable wrist braces can provide fracture stability comparable to traditional fiberglass casting.

Beyond stabilization, studies have also reported:
• Less water absorption than traditional cast liners
• Maintained radiological outcomes
• Minimal complications and high patient satisfaction
Together, these findings support the role of semi-rigid wrist bracing in distal radius fracture management.

References
1. Meena, S., Sharma, P., Sambharia, A.K. and Dawar, A. (2014). Fractures of distal radius: an overview. Journal of Family Medicine and Primary Care, 3(4), p.325.

2. Santoni, B.G., Aira, J.R., Diaz, M.A., Stoops, T.K. and Simon, P. (2017). Radiographic evaluation of acute distal radius fracture stability: a comparative cadaveric study between a thermo-formable bracing system and traditional fiberglass casting. Clinical Biomechanics, 47, pp.20–26.

3. White, D.E. and van Wyk, M.J. (2021). Comparison of Water Absorption and Drying in Distal Radius Fracture Casts and Orthoses. JAAOS Global Research & Reviews, 5(9).

4. Al Khudairy et al. (2013). Pilot study of thermoplastic splinting for undisplaced or minimally displaced distal radius fractures.

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