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Indications
- • Foot drop secondary to dorsiflexor weakness
- • moderate to severe mediolateral ankle instability
- • mild to moderate knee instability
- • spasticity management
- • stroke (CVA)
- • cerebral palsy
- • multiple sclerosis
- • peripheral nerve injury
- • Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease
- • Advanced posterior tibial tendon dysfunction.
Contraindications
- • Significant fluctuating edema
- • need for normal ankle motion during gait
- • severe fixed plantarflexion contracture that cannot be accommodated
- • high-level ambulators who require dynamic ankle motion
Articulated Non-Cut Ankle Foot Orthosis
Early intervention, in which the patient’s ankle must be locked, can be cut to articulate once the patient progresses.
$ 425.00
L1970, L2275, L2755, L2820, L2210, L2840
Indications
- Foot drop secondary to dorsiflexor weakness
- Moderate to severe mediolateral ankle instability
- Mild to moderate knee instability
- Spasticity management
- Stroke (CVA), cerebral palsy
- Multiple sclerosis
- Peripheral nerve injury
- Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease
- Advanced posterior tibial tendon dysfunction
Contraindications
- Significant fluctuating edema
- Need for normal ankle motion during gait
- Severe fixed plantarflexion contracture that cannot be accommodated
- High-level ambulators who require dynamic ankle motion
Indications
- • Foot drop with preserved knee stability
- • Mild to moderate mediolateral instability
- • Patients requiring tibial progression during gait
- • Stroke with controlled spasticity
- • Multiple sclerosis
- • Incomplete spinal cord injury
- • Mild cerebral palsy
Contraindications
- • Significant quadriceps weakness
- • Severe spasticity
- • Severe mediolateral ankle instability
- • Excessive crouch gait
- • Knee hyperextension requiring ankle restriction
Indications
- Moderate to severe spasticity associated with stroke, cerebral palsy, traumatic brain injury
- Other upper motor neuron disorders
Contraindications
- Flaccid paralysis in patients requiring dynamic ankle motion
Indications
- • Foot drop secondary to dorsiflexor weakness
- • Moderate mediolateral ankle instability
- • Mild knee instability
- • Stroke (CVA)
- • Peripheral nerve injury
- • Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease
- • Foot drop with chronic diabetic neuropathy
Contraindications
- • Significant spasticity
- • severe fixed plantarflexion contracture that cannot be accommodated
- • high-level ambulators who require dynamic ankle motion
Indications
- • Foot drop with preserved knee stability
- • Mild to moderate mediolateral instability
- • Patients requiring tibial progression during gait
- • Stroke with controlled spasticity
- • Multiple sclerosis
- • Incomplete spinal cord injury
- • Mild cerebral palsy
Contraindications
- • Significant quadriceps weakness
- • Severe spasticity
- • Severe mediolateral ankle instability
- • Excessive crouch gait
- • Knee hyperextension requiring ankle restriction
Indications
- Posterior tibial tendon dysfunction
- functional ankle instability
- adult-acquired flatfoot
- tendon dysfunction, and arthritis
Contraindications
- Severe deformity requiring total-contact control
- severe edema
- significant skin breakdown.
Indications
- Foot drop secondary to dorsiflexor weakness
- Moderate to severe mediolateral ankle instability
- Mild to moderate knee instability
- Spasticity management
- Stroke (CVA), cerebral palsy
- Multiple sclerosis
- Peripheral nerve injury
- Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease
- Advanced posterior tibial tendon dysfunction
Contraindications
- Significant fluctuating edema
- Need for normal ankle motion during gait
- Severe fixed plantarflexion contracture that cannot be accommodated
- High-level ambulators who require dynamic ankle motion
Indications
- • Acute Charcot following the casting phase
- • Subacute Charcot
- • Chronic Charcot with stable deformity
- • Midfoot collapse
- • Rocker-bottom deformity
- • Plantar ulcerations
- • Midfoot ulcerations, recurrent ulcerations
- • High-risk diabetic foot conditions
- • Diabetic peripheral neuropathy, idiopathic neuropathy
- • Post-surgical Charcot reconstruction
- • Hindfoot fusion, midfoot fusion, limb salvage cases
Contraindications
- • Acute infection
- • Osteomyelitis requiring surgical intervention
- • Cellulitis
- • Active abscess, uncontrolled fluctuating edema
- • Severe noncompliance
- • Unstable fractures requiring surgical fixation
Diabetic Ankle Foot Orthosis Wrap
(CROW) alternative
$ 625.00
L1945, L2275, L2280, L2820, L3002, L2840
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Indications
- • Stable chronic Charcot arthropathy
- • Mild to moderate deformity
- • Transition from a CROW walker
- • Mild edema
- • Long-term maintenance after stabilization
Contraindications
- • Acute Charcot neuroarthropathy and active chronic ulceration requiring total-contact offloading
Indications
Indications
- • Foot drop secondary to dorsiflexor weakness
- • moderate to severe mediolateral ankle instability
- • mild to moderate knee instability
- • spasticity management
- • stroke (CVA)
- • cerebral palsy
- • multiple sclerosis
- • peripheral nerve injury
- • Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease
- • Advanced posterior tibial tendon dysfunction.
Contraindications
- • Significant fluctuating edema
- • need for normal ankle motion during gait
- • severe fixed plantarflexion contracture that cannot be accommodated
- • high-level ambulators who require dynamic ankle motion
