STEVEN E SKORMAN
Podiatry at Lee St, Shelby, NC
License number
Florida 585
Effective Date
Apr 14, 2004
Expiration Date
Feb 28, 2002
Category
Health Care
Type
Podiatric Physician
Address
Address
116 Lee St, Shelby, NC 28150
Organization information
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116 Lee St, Shelby, NC 28150
Categories:
Podiatry Physicians & Surgeons
Phone:
(704) 487-0634 (Phone), (704) 487-0691 (Fax)
Products:
Ankle Problems, Foot Disorders
Additional:
New Patients & Emergencies Welcome, ~Walk Away From Foot & Ankle Pain~, Board Certified Foot & Ankle Physician & Surgeon, Adult & Child Total Foot & Ankle Care Provided, Specializing In Heel Pain Buni...
Professional information
Steven E Skorman, Shelby NC
Specialties:
Podiatric Surgery, Podiatric Foot & Ankle Surgery
Address:
116 Lee St, Shelby 28150
(704) 487-0634 (Phone), (704) 487-0691 (Fax)
(704) 487-0634 (Phone), (704) 487-0691 (Fax)
Languages:
English
Hospitals:
116 Lee St, Shelby 28150
Cleveland Regional Medical Center
201 East Grover St, Shelby 28150
Kings Mountain Hospital
706 West King St, Kings Mountain 28086
Cleveland Regional Medical Center
201 East Grover St, Shelby 28150
Kings Mountain Hospital
706 West King St, Kings Mountain 28086
Universal Walker Leg Support Device
US Patent:
5291909, Mar 8, 1994
Filed:
Mar 13, 1991
Appl. No.:
7/668935
Inventors:
Steven E. Skorman - Shelby NC
John H. Ellis - Shelby NC
John H. Ellis - Shelby NC
International Classification:
A61H 300
US Classification:
135 67
Abstract:
A leg support device for an invalid walker of the type having an upright frame structure with handle portions positioned so as to be gripped by the user when standing or walking and having a plurality of downwardly projecting legs, such leg support device being selectively mountable in a variety of vertically related positions to accommodate the physical requirements of the user and capable of achieving a variety of structural configurations so that the leg support device may be mounted to a variety of invalid walkers having different angular orientations between the legs and having different distances between the legs.