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The auto-adaptive synthetic lining adjusts to individual patient anatomy, thereby increasing the level of wearer comfort.
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Special slits in the lateral stabilising elements in the area of the malleoli prevent unhealthful pressure.
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The functional and stabilising elements can be added or removed in a few easy steps without the use of tools.
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The length of all hook-and-loop closures is adjustable, offering custom attachment and adjustment possibilities.
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Thanks to adjustable hook-and-loop closures, the orthosis can be opened fully. This makes it easy and comfortable to put on.
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Optional functional and stabilising elements facilitate custom adaptation and adjustment to patient requirements in any therapy phase
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Acute and chronic capsule-ligament instability, ligament insufficiency and injuries to the upper and lower ankle joint as well as serious distortions and exterior ligament ruptures
To apply the orthosis, first open the cross straps and individual hook-and-loop closures completely. Opening the orthosis completely allows it to be applied without pain and with corresponding foot positioning in the orthosis (Figure 1).
After the length of the hook-and-loop closures has been adjusted, the centre hook-and-loop closure should be fastened first. In order to do so, pass the strap through the eyelet and close it (Figure 2).
Then fasten the remaining two hook-and-loop closures (Figure 3).
Now the cross straps have to be applied in order to keep the foot in its neutral position (90°). Note that the outer part of the cross strap (lateral) (Figure 4) is applied first, followed by the inner part (medial) (Figure 5) of the cross strap.
Finally, apply the pronation strap. In doing so, the lower section is attached to the orthosis first so that the foot can be pulled into the desired pronation position with the upper section (Figure 6).
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Peronaeal tendon disorders and injuries
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Inflammatory and degenerative joint disorders of the upper and lower ankle joint with recurrent irritation, or chronic reactive effusion
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Post-operative use for phase-adapted protection and rehabilitation after ligament reconstruction
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