Below the Knee Cast with a Patient Seated

A Medical Assistant with Foot and Ankle Associates of North Texas demonstrates that application of a below the knee cast with the patient seated.
This video is for educational and training purposes. If you are concerned about a possible medical condition, a treatment plan, or if you have questions about your medical care, please contact a trusted medical professional.
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Foot and Ankle Associates of North Texas (FAANT) practice philosophy is to be there “For Your Feet - Wherever They May Take You”. We are a group of like-minded foot and ankle surgeons, Dr. Clifford Bliss, Dr. Adriana Karpati, Dr. Lauren Pruner, Dr. Nathan Stickney, & Dr. Paul Steinke, who strive for excellence. Our two full-service clinics are located in Grapevine and Keller, Texas. Our physicians are all extensively trained and offer your family state-of-the-art technology and training coupled with common sense and compassion. We strive to educate our patients and partner with them in their quest for overall foot health.

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I work at a podiatrist clinic in brownsville, tx and your videos have been so helpful!.

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[@erinjacobs5623]

Thank you for posting. Don't you use a cast stand? Also what happens if the patient needs a cast shoe? How long have you to wait until a cast shoe is put on? It would nice to see that on a patient. Thank you for the informational videos---appreciate the effort.

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Question, does choosing more than one color cost more or does medicaid cover it? I might need a cast and I'm curious