Hip-Knee-Ankle-Foot Orthosis for Foot Drop and Leg Injuries

Description

• Helps correct joint positioning and balance the leg muscles by changing external pressure.
• Helps the knee regain its original function or supports functional training during long-term rehabilitation.
• Ergonomic aluminum-strip design provides more secure and comfortable fixation and may support faster recovery.
• Adjustable brace length adapts to the patient's needs.
• For relieving muscle and joint pain associated with overexertion; also suitable for outdoor activities such as motorcycle riding.

Orthosis for foot-drop weakness and valgus correction, with protection against sprains and fractures. It helps relieve pressure, provides support, and is designed as a medical boot for posture correction after ankle fractures. The ankle-foot orthosis for foot drop primarily uses physical traction to relax the tense medial ligament, helping regulate the force relationship between the knee ligament and joint capsule. By tensioning the lateral ligament, applying traction, and externally rotating the lower leg, it is intended to restore the normal knee angle. Depending on age and the severity of bowlegs or knock knees, visible effects usually appear after three to six months; younger age may be associated with faster results. It improves circulation, compresses the muscles, and relieves pain, and is described as helpful for restless legs syndrome, varicose veins, swollen legs, or edema. Functions: 1. The hip and knee joints can be fixed with restricted positional adjustment and moved into different positions. 2. The plastic ring and insole have ventilation holes for comfortable, non-stuffy use and easy moisture drainage. 3. The hip joint angles of adduction, abduction, flexion, and extension can be adjusted according to the patient's needs. Specifications: Name: hip, knee, ankle, and foot orthosis. Foot size: S (3541 cm), M (4243 cm), L (4446 cm). Application: hip bone and soft-tissue injuries, patellar fractures, fixation of femoral fractures, and fixation after hip replacement, providing a suitable environment for stable integration of implanted components. It is used for patients with extensive paralysis of the hip muscles, an unstable hip joint, or adduction and abduction rotation deformities, as well as for pelvic fixation following poliomyelitis, cerebral palsy, high-level spinal cord injury, or lower-extremity paralysis caused by myogenic or neurogenic muscle weakness. For promoting rehabilitation.

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