July 2014

Adaptive Seating

Adaptive Seating

In previous Clinical Corner articles, I have written about generic off-the-shelf wheelchair cushion design and materials, cushion covers, and wear in wheelchair cushions. I have also written about modifying off-the-shelf seating to address skin protection, positioning needs or personal choice. All of these articles can be accessed by either using the search toolbar in the upper right corner or by clicking on the appropriate tag in the lower right corner of the blog. This month, let's continue to look at seating with a focus on adaptive seating.

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