This orthosis is used to manage and correct ankle contractures. It comes with optional shoe attachments, joints, uprights, and straps to fit the patient’s needs. The device helps maintain ankle position and prevent joint stiffness or deformity, especially in non-ambulatory patients.
Ankle Contracture Orthosis
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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