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Recommended for:
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Dorsiflexion weakness with mid-foot deviations with knee flexion stability intact.
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Tiptoe walking
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Knee hyperextension due to plantarflexion
Not recommended for:
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Knee flexion instability / crouch gait pattern
- 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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