orthotic

1 of 2

adjective

or·thot·ic ȯr-ˈthä-tik How to pronounce orthotic (audio)

: of, relating to, or being an orthosis or orthotic

orthotic braces

orthotic devices that restrict movement

orthotic shoe inserts

also : of or relating to orthotics

orthotic correction

orthotic

2 of 2

noun

plural orthotics

: orthosis

Doctors made us aware of the scoliosis forming and a need for orthotics that would improve his spine.

Christie Willhite

especially : a supportive device inserted into a shoe usually to stabilize the foot, correct alignment, or provide cushioning

To better support the arch and absorb shock, specially designed shoe inserts (orthotics) are often recommended.

Food & Fitness Advisor

Some patients experience discomfort from the stiffness of many orthotics, but it disappears as the patient's foot adapts to orthotic control and the device settles into the shoe.

James F. Eggold

… the fabric-covered orthotic provides arch support so you tire less easily.

Maggie Spilner

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Noun

The Orthofeets come in two widths, and the orthotic-like inserts provide arch support and foam cushioning, particularly at the heel.

Sarah Madaus, SELF, 26 July 2022 The orthotic footbed is designed for support while the rubber outsole makes walking in them a breeze.

Emma Seymour, Good Housekeeping, 19 July 2022 These laceless sneakers are easy to slip on and offer cushioning and support for long walks, runs, and workouts with their EVA orthotic insole.

Emily Belfiore, Travel + Leisure, 18 Mar. 2022 Surprisingly, tape may be the missing key to achieving relief for foot pain, as both Kadar and Marko use it to mimic the support of a podiatric orthotic.

Zee Krstic, Good Housekeeping, 6 Aug. 2021 Leather sandals are notoriously rigid, but customers guarantee comfort with this orthotic, arch-supporting design.

Emily Belfiore, Health.com, 28 Apr. 2021 With an orthotic footbed, they're bound to put a spring in your step.

Rebecca Carhart, Travel + Leisure, 29 Mar. 2021 His therapists sent us to a doctor on Long Island who makes special foot orthotics to give him extra support.

New York Times, 17 Apr. 2020 Even coming to see you today—the pavement allowed me to move, and so did my shoes, my orthotics, and the long hours spent by my physical therapist.

Masha Gessen, The New Yorker, 9 Feb. 2020 See More

Medical Definition

orthotic 1 of 2

adjective

or·thot·ic ȯr-ˈthät-ik How to pronounce orthotic (audio)

: of, relating to, or being an orthosis or orthotic

a thoracolumbar orthotic brace

orthotic devices that restrict movement

orthotic shoe inserts

also : of or relating to orthotics

orthotic therapy

In the absence of radiculopathies or nerve entrapments, treatment should be directed to mechanical and orthotic correction of postures and locomotion accompanied by methods of pain relief and control.

Laura K. Smith, Neurological Rehabilitation

orthotic

2 of 2

noun

: orthosis

Doctors made us aware of the scoliosis forming and a need for orthotics that would improve his spine.

Christie Willhite, Chicago Daily Herald

especially : a supportive device inserted into a shoe usually to stabilize the foot, correct alignment, or provide cushioning

In some cases doctors recommend orthotics—custom-made shoe inserts that help redistribute weight and take pressure off the bunion.

Richard Trubo, Harvard Health Medical Letter

The most commonly encountered problems with the orthotics themselves were blister formation, edge irritation, heel slippage from the extra bulk in the shoe, and discomfort from the stiffness of the orthotic.

James F. Eggold, The Physician and Sportsmedicine

You might also need orthotics to align your foot properly in your boots and reduce stress on the knee, particularly if your foot pronates (rotates inward).

Mark L. Fuerst, Food & Fitness Advisor

单词	orthotic
释义	orthotic 1 of 2 adjective or·thot·ic ȯr-ˈthä-tik : of, relating to, or being an orthosis or orthotic orthotic braces orthotic devices that restrict movement orthotic shoe inserts also : of or relating to orthotics orthotic correction orthotic 2 of 2 noun plural orthotics : orthosis Doctors made us aware of the scoliosis forming and a need for orthotics that would improve his spine. Christie Willhite especially : a supportive device inserted into a shoe usually to stabilize the foot, correct alignment, or provide cushioning To better support the arch and absorb shock, specially designed shoe inserts (orthotics) are often recommended. Food & Fitness Advisor Some patients experience discomfort from the stiffness of many orthotics, but it disappears as the patient's foot adapts to orthotic control and the device settles into the shoe. James F. Eggold … the fabric-covered orthotic provides arch support so you tire less easily. Maggie Spilner Example Sentences Recent Examples on the Web Noun The Orthofeets come in two widths, and the orthotic-like inserts provide arch support and foam cushioning, particularly at the heel. Sarah Madaus, SELF, 26 July 2022 The orthotic footbed is designed for support while the rubber outsole makes walking in them a breeze. Emma Seymour, Good Housekeeping, 19 July 2022 These laceless sneakers are easy to slip on and offer cushioning and support for long walks, runs, and workouts with their EVA orthotic insole. Emily Belfiore, Travel + Leisure, 18 Mar. 2022 Surprisingly, tape may be the missing key to achieving relief for foot pain, as both Kadar and Marko use it to mimic the support of a podiatric orthotic. Zee Krstic, Good Housekeeping, 6 Aug. 2021 Leather sandals are notoriously rigid, but customers guarantee comfort with this orthotic, arch-supporting design. Emily Belfiore, Health.com, 28 Apr. 2021 With an orthotic footbed, they're bound to put a spring in your step. Rebecca Carhart, Travel + Leisure, 29 Mar. 2021 His therapists sent us to a doctor on Long Island who makes special foot orthotics to give him extra support. New York Times, 17 Apr. 2020 Even coming to see you today—the pavement allowed me to move, and so did my shoes, my orthotics, and the long hours spent by my physical therapist. Masha Gessen, The New Yorker, 9 Feb. 2020 See More Word History Etymology Noun New Latin orthosis First Known Use Adjective 1955, in the meaning defined above Noun 1981, in the meaning defined above Medical Definition orthotic 1 of 2 adjective or·thot·ic ȯr-ˈthät-ik : of, relating to, or being an orthosis or orthotic a thoracolumbar orthotic brace orthotic devices that restrict movement orthotic shoe inserts also : of or relating to orthotics orthotic therapy In the absence of radiculopathies or nerve entrapments, treatment should be directed to mechanical and orthotic correction of postures and locomotion accompanied by methods of pain relief and control. Laura K. Smith, Neurological Rehabilitation orthotic 2 of 2 noun : orthosis Doctors made us aware of the scoliosis forming and a need for orthotics that would improve his spine. Christie Willhite, Chicago Daily Herald especially : a supportive device inserted into a shoe usually to stabilize the foot, correct alignment, or provide cushioning In some cases doctors recommend orthotics—custom-made shoe inserts that help redistribute weight and take pressure off the bunion. Richard Trubo, Harvard Health Medical Letter The most commonly encountered problems with the orthotics themselves were blister formation, edge irritation, heel slippage from the extra bulk in the shoe, and discomfort from the stiffness of the orthotic. James F. Eggold, The Physician and Sportsmedicine You might also need orthotics to align your foot properly in your boots and reduce stress on the knee, particularly if your foot pronates (rotates inward). Mark L. Fuerst, Food & Fitness Advisor
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orthotic

adjective

noun

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Medical Definition

adjective

noun