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Research Materials and Resources

We currently have 17 research articles available for distribution to you via USPS mail. If you are interested in receiving a copy of any of the following articles, send an email to info@dynasplint.com. Please be sure to specifiy which article you would like by indicating the author's last name and the title.

If you're interested in participating in our clinical trials please take a look at our current studies. If you would like more information about one of the upcoming studies (listed below) please contact Dr. Buck Willis - Research Director, Dynasplint Systems, Inc.

Upcoming Studies - Fall 2008

  • Dynamic Splinting for Hallux Limitus Following Toe Surgery (a randomized controlled trial in Atlanta, GA)
  • Toe Walker Gait Analysis (a randomized controlled study in Denver, CO)
  • Dynamic Splinting for Adhesive Capsulitis (a randomized controlled study in Newport, CA)
  • Dynamic Splinting to Prolong-Duration of Botox Injections for Stroke Forearm Contracture (locations TBD)

Articles Currently Available for Distribution:

  1. Shulman DH, Shipman B, Willis FB. Treating Trismus with Dynamic Splinting: a Cohort, Case Series. Advances in Therapy, 2008 Jan-Feb; 25(1), pg 9-15 Go to manuscript on PubMed
  2. Willis B. Dancer Restores Knee Flexion Through Dynamic Splinting. BioMechanics, 2008 Jan:15(1), pg 49-54 See Abstract
  3. Lai J, Jones M, Willis B. Effect of Dynamic Splinting on Excessive Plantar Flexion Tone/Contracture: A Controlled, Cross-Over study. (Abstract) Arch Phys Med Rehab, 2007 Oct:88 (10), Pg E-7 Go to manuscript on sciencedirect.com
  4. Willis, John. Dynamic Splinting Increases Flexion for Hallux Rigidus (Pilot Study). BioMechanics, Sept. 2007:14(9), pg 49-53 Go to manuscript on biomech.com
  5. Willis. Post-TBI Gait Rehabilitation. Applied Neurology, July 2007:3(7), pg 25-26 (Website Down)
  6. Willis, Neffendorf, Gaspar. Biomechanics: Device and physical therapy unfreeze shoulder motion. January 2007. View PDF
  7. “Reducing Contractures After Traumatic Brain Injury” by Walter VanDyck and Jon Mukand, from October 18, 2004 OT Practice.
  8. “A Prospective Trial of Night Splinting in the Treatment of Recalcitrant Plantar Fasciitis: The Ankle Dorsiflexion Dynasplint®” by Gregory Berlet, from Nov 2002 Orthopedics.
  9. Dynamic Splinting of Forearm Rotational Contracture After Distal Radius Fracture” by Munir Shah, et al, from May 2002 Journal of Hand Therapy.
  10. Davies, Ellenbecker. Biomechanics: Rehabilitation: Focused exercise aids shoulder hypomobility. November 1999. View PDF
  11. “Focused Exercise Aids Shoulder Hypomobility” by George Davies and Todd Ellenbecker, from Nov 1999 Biomechanics.
  12. “The Use of Low-Load, prolonged-duration stretch Devices in Rehabilitation Programs in the Pacific Northwest” by Barbara Nuismer, from July/Aug 1997 American Journal of Occupational Therapy.
  13. “The Use of Splints in the Treatment of Joint Stiffness: Biologic Rationale and an Algorithm for Making Clinical Decisions” by Phil McClure, et al, from Dec 1994 Physical Therapy.
  14. “Effect of Total End Range Time on Improving Passive Range of Motion” by Kenneth Flowers and Paul LaStayo, from July–Sept 1994 Journal of Hand Therapy.
  15. “Surgical Treatment of Arthrofibrosis of the Knee” by J. Richard Steadman, from Sept 1993 Journal of Orthopaedic Techniques.
  16. “The Use of Thermal Agents to Influence the Effectiveness of a Low-Load prolonged-duration stretch” by Gary Lentell, from November 1992 JOSPT.
  17. “Low-Load, prolonged-duration stretch in Treatment of Elbow Flexion Contractures Secondary to Head Trauma” by M. MacKay-Lyons, from April 1989 Physical Therapy.
  18. “Treatment of Exposed Bilateral Achilles Tendon with Use of Dynasplint®” by Reginald Richard, from June 1988 Physical Therapy.
  19. “Assessment and Management of Loss of Motion in Orthopedic Dysfunction” by Ken Flowers and Susan Michlovitz, from Postgraduate Advances in Physical Therapy 1988 (produced and copyrighted by APTA).
  20. “Case Studies: Contracture and Stiff Joint Management with Dynasplint®” by George Hepburn, from April 1987 JOSPT.
  21. “Multi–Center Clinical Investigation on the Effect of Incorporating Dynasplint® Treatment into Standard Physical Therapy Practice for Restoring Range of Motion of Elbows and Knees” by George Hepburn, et al; presented at the New YorkAPTA State Chapter Meeting April 26,1985 in New York, New York.
  22. “Use of Elbow Dynasplint® for Reduction of Elbow Flexion Contracture: A Case Study” by George Hepburn and Kenneth Crivelli, from March/April 1984 JOSPT.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 



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