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orthotic

[awr-thot-ik]

noun

Also orthosis. a device or support, especially for the foot, used to relieve or correct an orthopedic problem.

adjective

of or relating to orthotics.

Nearby words

  1. orthostatic,
  2. orthostatic hypotension,
  3. orthostatic proteinuria,
  4. orthostichy,
  5. orthostyle,
  6. orthotics,
  7. orthotist,
  8. orthotone,
  9. orthotonos,
  10. orthotopic

Origin of orthotic

1960–65; adj. derivative of orthosis (on the model of psychosis: plychotic, etc.); see -tic
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Medicine definitions for orthotic

orthotic

[ôr-thŏt′ĭk]

adj.

Of or relating to orthotics.

n.

An orthopedic appliance designed to straighten or support a body part.
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