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Corrects foot deformities
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Adjustable bar for angle control
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Secures heel position
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Effective for early intervention
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Corrects foot deformities
Adjustable bar for angle control
Secures heel position
Effective for early intervention
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Custom Fit & Adjustable Design: Features adjustable components and secure strapping systems to ensure optimal fit, comfort, and alignment across the hip, knee, ankle, and foot.
Durable Construction: Made from high-strength lightweight materials for long-term wear and functional support.
Joint Stabilization: Incorporates locking or adjustable knee and hip joints to control movement as needed for therapeutic or functional purposes.
KAFO provides complete support from the foot to the knee. It’s designed for individuals with lower limb weakness or paralysis to improve standing balance and walking ability.
A rigid, non-articulating Ankle-Foot Orthosis (AFO) designed for static positioning of the foot and ankle complex. It provides maximum sagittal control to hold the ankle at a desired angle, making it ideal for non-ambulatory patients or for post-operative protection. This orthosis is not intended for walking.
The Pectus Carinatum Brace is a non-surgical orthopedic device designed to correct protrusions of the chest wall commonly associated with pectus carinatum (also known as pigeon chest). It applies gentle, consistent pressure to the sternum and rib cage to gradually realign the chest structure over time. The brace is adjustable, ensuring a customized and comfortable fit for different body types. It is most effective when used during adolescence while the chest wall is still flexible.
PTB orthosis redirects body weight from the foot and ankle to the patellar tendon area, reducing stress on lower limb joints and aiding rehabilitation.
The Boston Brace is a custom-made orthosis designed to treat scoliosis without surgery. It is the most widely used scoliosis brace worldwide. This brace works by holding the spine in a corrected position and is most effective when used with physical therapy. It is clinically proven to slow or stop curve progression.
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