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.
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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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