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IN THIS ISSUE

As we move into December, we will all hopefully be looking forward to the festive break and to time spent with friends and family. For all of us at DJO, it’s also a time to review and plan ahead. The continuous research, development, testing and launch of new products such as the Winplate and the Diabetic Shoe continue to prove that DJO is THE House of Quality Brands. But the company has also been busy in our supporting role in numerous educational programmes including the EFOST Travelling Fellowship and the AGA grant. We sincerely hope this support makes some small contribution to all your collective efforts in improving standards of care and therefore patients’ lives. This shared passion of ours has been at the core of our mission statement and all that we do here at DJO.

IN THE SPOTLIGHT
	EFOST's 2008 Travelling Fellows reveal all...

RESEARCH IN THE FIELD
	An Airlift for Flat Feet...

Q & A
	With Peter Drugge, Sweden's Chief Medical Physiotherapist

To help you plan for whatever challenges 2009 may present, we have created a very stylish calendar, showing a collection of the latest ‘Faces of DJO’. Click here if you would like to order a copy for either you or your colleagues.

TESTIMONIAL
	Briton braced for 400km Charity Ski Challenge

Finally may we wish you all a very happy and healthy 2009 from all of us at DJO International.

PARTNERSHIP PROGRAMMES
	Articular Cartilage Research wins AGA Award
	BASEM sees First Live Biomechanics Demo

DJO COMPANY NEWS
	Diabetics Can Put Their Feet Up
	Preview New Shower-Proof Splint Technology
	Record Visitors at Medica
	France Welcomes Launch of First Vibration Platform

Lieve Vanden Berghe

Vice-President, International Marketing

IN THE SPOTLIGHT
	EFOST's 2008 Travelling Fellows reveal all...
	The 5th EFOST Congress took place in Antalya, Turkey at the end of November in sunny weather. Delegates were keen to hear how this year’s fellowship trip had unfolded. Dr William M Wind and Dr Michael A Rauh from State University of New York at Buffalo, were still buzzing from their whistle-stop tour, which was packed full of experiences. The trip started in Belgium, moving through to Italy, France and finally Turkey.
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AVAILABLE NOW
	Calendar 2009
	Wall Planner 2009
	Bracing & Support Catalogue 2009
	Winter Sport Catalogue 2008 - 2009
	Paediatric Catalogue
	Motor Sports Catalogue

MEET DJO
	Jan 26-29: Arab Health Dubai
	Feb 12-15: International Team Physician & Physiotherapist Course Johannesburg
	Feb 25-28: AAOS Las Vegas

RESEARCH IN THE FIELD
	An Airlift for Flat Feet...
	In September two English doctors from Musgrove Park Hospital in Taunton (Ben Burston and Andrew Kelly) presented a radiographic analysis of Posterior Tibial Tendon dysfunction bracing for adult-acquired flat foot deformity at the BOA Conference.
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Q & A
	With Peter Drugge, Sweden's Chief Medical Physiotherapist
	Physiotherapist, Peter Drugge, has been part of the Physiotherapy team at the Capio Artro Clinic in Stockholm for 13 years. He has also been the Swedish Olympic Committee’s Chief Medical Physiotherapist for eight years overseeing the physical welfare of Sweden’s national teams. We catch up with Peter before he flies out to Vancouver to oversee the facilities for Team Sweden at next year’s Winter Olympics.
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TESTIMONIAL
	Briton braced for 400km Charity Ski Challenge
	After a diagnosis of a pre-leukemic bone marrow condition, Mike Evans, 53, was forced to retire from his teaching job and his many involvements in outdoor education. He was suffering from Myelodysplasia which slowly wears down the immune system leaving him more and more tired and able to achieve less and less as he tried to stay fit. Once Mike was retired with some well managed rest and a less stressful lifestyle, he was able to fight off the bugs and infections which had afflicted him. Because of his recent health issues coupled with family illness, Mike has given himself a new challenge for 2009: to raise £5,000 for two cancer charities by skiing 300-400 Kilometres or as far as possible in six days.
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PARTNERSHIP PROGRAMMES
	Articular Cartilage Research wins AGA Award
	Our congratulations go to the deserving 2008 winners of the AGA-DonJoy Award which was presented to Priv.-Doz Dr. med. Henning Madry on behalf of his team during this year’s AGA Congress at Interlaken, Switzerland in September.
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	BASEM sees First Live Biomechanics Demo
	The British Association of Sports Exercise Medicine (BASEM) this year (8-10 October, 2008) saw the first live demonstration of the biomechanics of foot and knee orthoses using the latest biomechanics equipment and state of the art modeling which was set up near the conference venue in Brighton. This was made possible by the linking of the DJO UK team, Professor Jim Richards (University of Central Lancashire) and the University of Worcester’s Motion Analysis Research and Rehabilitation Centre (MARRC) led by Joe Bevins.
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DJO COMPANY NEWS
	Diabetics can put their feet up
	DJO has this autumn once again proved it is the leading non-surgical orthopaedic soft good supplier. Under the ProCare brand, focusing on supports for recovery and healing, we have launched a new diabetic shoe, which can be used in the treatment of diabetic foot.
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	Preview New Shower-Proof Splint Technology
	From January 2009, we are delighted to announce that we will be the exclusive worldwide distributor for FastForm’s new thermoplastic wrist splint. The new FastForm Splint from innovative life sciences company, FastForm Research based in Waterford, Ireland will be added to our bracing and supports portfolio.
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	Record visitors at Medica
	We could hardly believe the excellent turnout we experienced at Medica 2008 in Dusseldorf this year. With over 137,000 visitors, Medica is the world’s largest medical exhibition and this year was particularly exciting for our company as it was our first opportunity to truly present all our medical services and brands under one roof.
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	France welcomes launch of first vibration platform
	With a line up of high-level sports celebrities including top French football coach Paolo Rongoni, Olympic Handball Gold Medallist, Nikola Karabatik and French Marathon champion, Philippe Rémond, DJO launched their new Compex Winplate at the French Olympic National Committee in September.
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