Indications:
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Excess plantar flexion.
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Knee hyperextension.
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Limited or no voluntary control of the ankle.
DAFO is specially designed to support children with limited motor control. It improves stability during standing and walking, helping them move more freely and participate confidently in daily activities.
Indications:
Excess plantar flexion.
Knee hyperextension.
Limited or no voluntary control of the ankle.
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Strong and durable ankle-foot support
Adjustable and long-lasting design
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Preferred by patients needing external support
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