DEVIN J TROYER, M.D.
Physical Therapy at Colonial Dr, Columbia, SC
License number
South Carolina 15387
Category
Medical Practice
Type
Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation
Address
Address
2935 Colonial Dr, Columbia, SC 29203
Phone
(803) 254-7777
(803) 401-1178 (Fax)
(803) 401-1372
(803) 401-1178 (Fax)
(803) 401-1372
Personal information
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Address
Phone
200 Duck Pond Rd, Columbia, SC 29223
Columbia, SC
200 Duck Pond Rd, Columbia, SC 29223
Professional information
Dr. Devin J Troyer, Columbia SC - MD (Doctor of Medicine)
Specialties:
Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation
Address:
Rehabilitation/Geriatric Specs
2935 Colonial Dr, Columbia 29203
(803) 401-1369 (Phone)
2935 Colonial Dr, Columbia 29203
(803) 401-1369 (Phone)
Certifications:
Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, 1992
Awards:
Healthgrades Honor Roll
Languages:
English
Hospitals:
Rehabilitation/Geriatric Specs
2935 Colonial Dr, Columbia 29203
Palmetto Health Richland
5 Richland Medical Park Dr, Columbia 29203
2935 Colonial Dr, Columbia 29203
Palmetto Health Richland
5 Richland Medical Park Dr, Columbia 29203
Education:
Medical School
West Virginia University
Graduated: 1987
St Francis Med Ctr
West Virginia University
Graduated: 1987
St Francis Med Ctr
Devin J Troyer, Columbia SC
Specialties:
Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation
Work:
Healthsouth Rehabilitation Hospital of Columbia
2935 Colonial Dr, Columbia, SC 29203
2935 Colonial Dr, Columbia, SC 29203
Education:
West Virginia University (1987)
Walking Cane Having A Multifunctional, Expandable Handle
US Patent:
2002012, Sep 19, 2002
Filed:
Mar 19, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/810675
Inventors:
Devin Troyer - Columbia SC, US
International Classification:
A45B001/00
US Classification:
135/065000, 135/072000, 135/071000, 135/074000
Abstract:
A walking cane having a multifunctional handle, where the handle, which outwardly appears to be a conventional handle, is comprised of articulating elements which can be rotated outwardly, therein transforming the handle into a tripod like structure. The cane then becomes self-standing when inverted. Magnets are used to hold the articulating elements in position in the unified form, and the proximity of these magnets may have some therapeutic value.