Modifying: AFO Part 2

This is part two of my positive model rectification, model modification, or modifying the model for an AFO.
-Kevin Matthews, CO/LO

[@plagick]

Thank you very much. I have been modifying for 17 years and recently have began to loose my touch. This really helped me remember some details which I have been skipping because I am just too damn busy and distracted. I really appreciate this. I think a lot of practitioners are very private about their techniques. It is a bit like a family recipe. It takes confidence and passion to make a video like this. Your work is appreciated.

[@treybegood]

Thank you so much again Kevin. Really helpful tips & techniques. Keep em coming.

[@alloutltd]

Your videos are extremely informative..good for training...

[@AdvancedOrthopedic]

My modification technique is not for everyone. I build-up bony prominences then float the entire model to correct and compenaste for material removed, sock...Not for everyone. Some works from a well-heeled practitioner (it means a lot of years in my shoes).

[@wilsonamaraldeoliveira4856]

Gostei muito figuei corioso

[@pmarone999]

I've just started in the O&P field. For the past month I've been learning how to modify AFO'S, I'm curious why you don't use nails in your buildup? You've inspired me to try new things in my modifications, thank you!

[@urdulearner8221]

Hi Sorry I arrived here late. You gave the forefoot some 15 mm raise. I don't see that any more today. Please explain if you still modify the same way !! Thanks ☺

[@Fuel100]

We mod in batches too.

[@zeeshanyousaf6307]

This video have some other parts like part 3

[@MidnightSky1821]

Man, my oven guy would totally file away at your mud on your calf until he saw white on your original mold 🙄. He nitpicks everything I mod because no one mods better than him.