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Orthotist

Description:

An orthotist is a healthcare professional who specializes in designing, fitting, and providing orthotic devices to assist individuals with physical disabilities or injuries. These devices, known as orthoses, aim to support, correct, or enhance the function of body parts affected by musculoskeletal or neurological conditions.

Examples of Usage:

Sense 1 - Noun:

1.1 - A person who is skilled in the field of orthotics and helps patients with customized devices.

Example sentence: John visited an orthotist to get a new brace for his injured knee.

Sense 2 - Noun:

2.1 - A professional who provides advice and guidance on orthotic treatment options.

Example sentence: Laura consulted an orthotist for recommendations on the best type of foot orthotics for her plantar fasciitis.

Sense 3 - Noun:

3.1 - An expert who works closely with physicians, therapists, and other healthcare providers to develop comprehensive treatment plans.

Example sentence: The orthotist collaborated with the physical therapist to design a custom spinal orthosis for the patient with scoliosis.

Sense 4 - Adjective:

4.1 - Relating to or pertaining to the work or field of orthotics.

Example sentence: The orthotist team attended a conference to stay up-to-date with the latest advancements in orthotic technology.

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