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casting tape

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casting tape,
an adhesive or resin-impregnated mesh used for shaping lightweight casts.


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After selecting the patient group and likely solution, an orthotist uses wet fiberglass casting tape to take an impression of the child's foot and lower leg, defining precise shape and details as the cast hardens.
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