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Old 10-22-2011, 12:03 PM #9
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Originally Posted by rosemillard View Post
I got my brace today and it is easier to walk. I was wondering if prolonged wearing of this brace or braces cause the calf muscles to atrophy making walking almost impossible without the brace?
What does your brace look like? Does it have a name such as Toe Off or something like that. Is it a casted one? Thanks.
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