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- Recommended for:- Dorsiflexion weakness with mid-foot deviations with knee flexion stability intact.
– Tiptoe walking
– Knee hyperextension due to plantarflexion
Articulating AFO
- An articulating ankle-foot orthosis (AFO) featuring a mechanical ankle joint to allow for controlled movement. It is designed to assist with dorsiflexion weakness (drop foot) and control mid-foot position, while also managing knee hyperextension caused by excessive plantarflexion.
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Strong and durable ankle-foot support
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Adjustable and long-lasting design
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Suitable for foot drop and weakness
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Preferred by patients needing external support
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A dynamic orthosis designed for the treatment of developmental hip dysplasia in infants. It promotes healthy hip joint maturation by holding the hips in the optimal therapeutic position of flexion and abduction, often referred to as the “seated squat” or “frog-leg” position. This mimics the natural pre-birth position, creating the ideal conditions for the hip socket (acetabulum) to develop correctly around the head of the femur.
Properties:
- Provides controlled ankle support to prevent and correct contractures.
- Adjustable straps for a secure, customizable fit.
- Lightweight, durable materials (TPU or carbon fiber) for comfort and strength.
- Joint mechanism allows adjustable range of motion.
- Padded lining for pressure relief and long-term wear comfort.
- Ventilated design to keep skin dry and reduce irritation.
- Rigid foot plate for proper alignment and gait stability.
Specifications:
- Material: Thermoplastic polyurethane or carbon fiber composite
- Sizes: S, M, L, XL or (Custom-made)
- Weight: Lightweight for ease of use and mobility
Indications:
- Prevention and correction of ankle joint stiffness or contractures.
- Post-injury or post-surgical rehabilitation.
- Management of neurological or muscular conditions affecting ankle mobility.
- Gait improvement and stabilization in patients with muscle weakness or imbalance.
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This design, which is effective in reducing pressure points that cause disruption to skin integrity, enhances patient comfort.
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