Ankle joint orthosis Orliman Walker EST-086

Product description

Rigid Orliman orthosis for early immobilization of the affected joint, with a lock for flexion/extension control Rigid orthosis with adjustable flexion/extension angle, used for rehabilitation after injuries, in the postoperative period following a wide range of surgical interventions in the foot area. Consists of a single lightweight and sturdy construction with a monocentric hinge with a lock, allowing adjustment of the flexion/extension angle at different stages of rehabilitation. The non-slip low-profile sole shape provides comfort when walking, the special sole shape with a rollover system allows the patient to begin stepping on the foot shortly after surgery. The ultra-soft lining for the shin and foot is made of breathable material, does not cause irritation or allergic reactions. FEATURES: strong and stable construction; the orthosis is easy to put on/off and adjust thanks to the fastening system with durable clasps; ultra-soft lining for the shin and foot does not cause irritation or allergic reactions, provides comfort even with prolonged use, is easy to remove, and does not lose its properties after washing; low-profile sole with a rounded profile contour ensures physiological rollover when walking; allows for hygienic procedures; universal in terms of application. EFFECT: complete or partial immobilization; fixation not only of the ankle joint but also of the foot and areas adjacent to the shin; unloading of the ligament apparatus; adjustment of the working range of flexion/extension in the joint; control of mediolateral and rotational instability; allows increasing movement dynamics during rehabilitation; shock load relief from the foot; enables stepping on the injured leg almost immediately after putting on the orthosis due to proper physiological rollover; reduces recovery time. INDICATIONS: fractures of the ankle and foot bones; conservative treatment of injuries to the anterior parts of the foot; tears, sprains, and ruptures of ligaments and tendons of the ankle joint, foot, and shin; rehabilitation period after surgical interventions; long-term postoperative rehabilitation with gradual development of the ankle joint