Ankle and Foot Orthosis
We make articulated braces for those patients who meet certain conditions. These articulated braces allow a certain mobility in the plantar flexion in the support stage and dorsification in the balancing phase. With this technique we prevent the foor rigidity at zero degrees, relative to the leg, as well as the muscular atrophy and long-term osteoarticular disorders due to the extremely dynamic limitation of the brace. It is therefore very important to make a negative mold whith the weight on the foot in order to compensate for the position of the hindfoot and forefoot.
Making of the mold for the AFO.
Ankle foot brace. Provisional test. Side view
Ankle foot brace. Provisional test. Front view.
Ankle foot brace. Provisional test. Lateral view
Finished AFO. Lateral view.
Finished AFO. Front view.
Final test.
Final test AFO
Patient affected of echinismby ankle foot by polytraumatism
Making of articulated AFO polypropylene of 4 mm. Provisional test.
Articulated AFO. Provisional test. Lateral view.
Articulated AFO. finish test. Front view.
Test phase.
Finished articulated AFO. Lateral view.
Finished articulated AFO. Rear view.
Finished articulated AFO. Front view.
Finished articulated AFO. Definitive Final test.
Finished articulated AFO. Definitive Final test.
Finished articulated AFO. Final test.
Patient carrier ofusing articulated AFO made two years ago.
Patient carrier ofusing articulated AFO made two years ago.
Patient carrier ofusing articulated AFO made two years ago.
Detail of splintbrace. Front view
Detail of splintbrace. Lateral view
Detail of brace. Watch the damping areas
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