The orthotics division of De La Torre Orthotics and Prosthetics specializes in customized bracing and innovative design. We strive to fit every patient we meet, no matter how challenging their pathology or physique. We continuously research the latest ideas, technology, and design to manufacture and deliver the best orthotic devices available.
Our lab facility team is geared to meet these needs in an environment that fosters creativity of design.
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Wound Window:
– An opening at the lumbar spine provides visibility to the site of incision while applying no pressure to the wound- SlickTrack Rotating Wheel Tightening System:
– Provides effective compression for superior patient outcomes, regardless of patient strength - Sure Slot System:
– Allows one product to comfortably fit waists ranging from 26″ – 60″, without compromising effectiveness and without the need for tools - Height Adjustment Technology:
– Without the use of tools, the Vista 464 TLSO thoracic bar height adjusts from 13.7″ to 21.5″ to accommodate varying patient anatomies - Easily Stepped Down:
– As the patient improves, the product is easily downgraded to the Vista 637 LSO, Vista 631 LSO Lo Pro and the Vista 627 Lumbar
- SlickTrack Rotating Wheel Tightening System:
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Developed in association with sports medicine leaders, Shoulder Abduction Pillow with Firm Fit Sling achieves three objectives: secure immobilization for post operative use, ease of application for both practitioner and patient, maximum comfort and wearability for long or short term use. The contoured sling features moisture wicking terry cloth material and the pillow allows for 15° of abduction.
- Features easy to apply design with terry cloth sling for optimal patient comfort
- Indicated for treatment after Bankart repairs, rotator cuff repairs, shoulder arthroscopy, separations and dislocations
- Constructed of firm density foam covered in tricot material with terry cloth sling and exercise ball to stimulate
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- Features double elastic v-shaped pull for easy application with contoured front for optimal patient comfort; also includes plastic and optional aluminum stays for flexible
or firm support - Indicated for moderate low back pain, lumbar muscle weakness, lumbar sprains/strains
- Manufactured from premium
- Features double elastic v-shaped pull for easy application with contoured front for optimal patient comfort; also includes plastic and optional aluminum stays for flexible
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Common Examples of Use
- Ankle sprains and strains
- Forefoot sprains
- Stable foot fractures
- Distal tibial fractures
Product Features
- Built-in air pump
- Durable hard shell design
- Trim-able shell
- Narrow heel width
- Dynamic air stride technology
- Dual air chambers
- Scalloped no-slip tread
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- Patented Form Fit® 3-dimensional padding and Lycra® lining improve fit and comfort
- Comfort pad at the neck and shoulder
- Optional arm bar accessory kit provides anti-supination/ pronation control during use
- OneTouch button enables easy release for slide-to-size length adjustments
- Easy-to-use Innovator hinge makes flexion and extension adjustments simple
- Sensil® silicone padding on straps reduces migration for an improved fit and increased stability
- Malleable aluminum cuffs allow customization for increased fit and support
- Post elbow surgery: elbow reconstruction, ligament and tendon repairs, surgical repair of a fracture and biceps repair
- Stable fractures
- Mild to severe soft tissue injuries
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- Provides comfortable shoulder immobilization.
- Easy to adjust and fit in seconds.
- One size sling and swath design fits every size individual.
- A favorite of both physicians and patients.
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The WalkAide System is an advanced Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES) System for the treatment of Foot Drop caused by upper motor neuron injury such as:
- Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
- Stroke (CVA)
- Incomplete Spinal Cord Injury
- Cerebral Palsy (CP)
- Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
Utilizing a patented tilt sensor technology, the WalkAide stimulates the common peroneal nerve to lift the foot at the right time during the gait cycle, prompting a more natural, efficient, and safe walking pattern. WalkAide users have the freedom to walk with or without footwear, up and down the stairs, and even sidestep.
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Indications:
- Football: post-injury support
- Basketball: high ankle support
- Soccer: all positions
Features:
- Low Profile
- Full footplate reduces pressure points
- Offset hinges reduce slip and migration
- Removable pad liner for laudering
- Speed and quick release buckles
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- Low Profile Lumbar Support
- Abdominal Compression for trunk stability
- One Size fits waists 24-70 inches with extension panel
- Post Surgical and Injury
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- Lower Lumbar Support
- Anterior and posterior motion restriction
- Can be stepped down to a lower profile brace
- One size fits waists 24-70 inches with an extension panel
- Post-surgical and injury
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- Thoracolumbar and Lumbar spine support
- Compression fractures and Hyperkyphosis
- One size fits waists 24-70 inches with an extension panel
- Can be stepped down to a lower profile brace
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Indications:
- Osteoporotic bone collapse in the thoracic and lumbar spine
- Hyper-kyphosis with chronic pain
Features:
- Stabilization of the spine
- Activation of the back muscles
- Pain reduction, increase ability for activity
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- Effective Motion Restriction of Cervical Spine by vertebral level
- Can be “stepped down” from a 4 post CTO, to a 2 post CTO and then finally a stand alone collar..
- Brace is MRI safe
- Pediatric Sizing available
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Purpose of the Device
- Provides adjustable control of the ankle and foot
- Designed with an articulated ankle and plantarflexion stop
Indications
- Drop foot
- Paralysis
- Medial/lateral instability
- Stress fracture
- CVA
Common Additions
- Ankle joints
- Full foot plate
- Varus/Valgus corrective straps
- Pre-tibial shell
- Posterior stops
- Walking base
Special Considerations
- Patient needs to wear a laced or velcro-closure type shoe
- Contraindications include diabetes and fluctuating edema
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Purpose of the Device
- Immobilizes the ankle and foot complex for various operative and non-operative applications
Indications
- Ankle fusion
- Tendon tears/ruptures/repairs (i.e. posterior tibial tendon)
- Mid tarsal fractures
- Calcaneal fractures
Common Additions
- Various modifications can be made to the outer sole, such as wedging or lifts
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Purpose of the Device
- Provides dorsiflexion assist and mild ground reaction forces in a lightweight carbon composite construction
Indications
- Multiple sclerosis
- Drop foot
Special Considerations
- This device is extremely lightweight and works well for patients who have severe lower extremity weakness such as MS
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Purpose of the Device
- To provide ground reaction forces to the knee which assist in stabilizing the knee during ambulation
Indications
- Quadricep weakness
- Crouch gait
- Multiple Sclerosis
- CVA w/ quadricep weakness
Common Additions
- Dorsiflexion assist for foot drop
- Solid ankle designs available
- Can be made with carbon graphite for light weight needs such as multiple sclerosis
Special Considerations
- This design can be incorporated into a KAFO for patients with severe weakness
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Purpose of the Device
- Provides support to ankle and controls motion of the ankle joint
Indications
- Drop foot
- Medial/lateral instability
- CVA
- Paralysis
Common Additions
- Extra-depth shoes
- Varus/valgus ankle corrective strap
- Steel shank
- Rocker sole
Special Considerations
- This is the most versatile of AFOs
- It can be used for patients whose conditions or abilities are changing
- This orthosis allows a therapist to work with a patient and gradually change the orthosis to accommodate the patient’s abilities
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Purpose of the Device
- Limits plantarflexion
- Allows a limited amount of dorsiflexion
Indications
- Drop foot
- Peroneal Palsy
- CVA
Common Additions
- Full foot plate
- Metatarsal pad
- Posterior heelpost for minimal varus or valgus stability
Special Considerations
- Must be worn with a laced or velcro-closure type shoe
- Contraindications include fluctuating edema and diabetes
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Purpose of the Device
- Provides support to the ankle and foot in any or all of the three planes of motion
Indications
- Medial/lateral ankle instability
- Severe pronation
- Post-operative stability
- Mild knee hyperextension
- Achilles tendon repair
Common Additions
- Ankle joints
- Dorsiflexion assist
- Plantarflexion stops
- Anterior shell, for maximum control
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Purpose of the Device
- Provides support to ankle, controls motion and provides partial unweighting of ankle and foot
Indications
- Charcot joint
- Stress fractures
Common Additions
- Steel shank
- Custom inserts
- Extra depth shoes
- Rocker sole
- Varus/Valgus ankle corrective straps
Special Considerations
- Works well for patients with edematous limbs
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Purpose of the Device
- Provides medial/lateral support to the ankle ligaments using pneumatic bladders
Indications
- Ankle sprain
Special Considerations
- Air bladders are adjustable to insure snug fit
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Purpose of the Device
- Provides support and stability to the ankle
- Is ideal for chronic ankle sprains as well as prophylactic use
Indications
- Acute or chronic ankle sprain
- Prophylactic use
Common Additions
- Plastic medial and lateral inserts
Special Considerations
- Lace-up design allows an adjustable snug fit
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Purpose of the Device
- Provides support and control to the lower extremity for a wide variety of applications
- Ankle motion is controlled by a range of motion ankle joint
Indications
- Distal tibia/fibula fractures (post cast-removal)
- Fractures in the foot and ankle
- Post ankle fusions
- Tendon tears/ruptures/repairs
Common Additions
- Rigid anterior and posterior shells for tibia and fibula fracture applications
Special Considerations
- Liners can be hand washed
- Watch a video on how to put your walking boot on here!
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Purpose of the Device
- Provides foot positioning and drop foot support for non ambulative control
Indications
- Plantar Fasciitis
- Drop Foot/Contractive prevention
Common Additions
- Wedge to convert from neutral to 10 degrees dorsiflexion
- Washable exterior cover
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Purpose of the Device
- To provide a protective support to a patients lower leg using a soft pneumatic inflation system in conjunction with a solid exterior shell
Indications
- Foot/Ankle protection, including toes
- Stable fracture of foot/ankle
- Severe ankle sprain [grade III]
- Post-op immobilization
Common Additions
- Short Walker
- Tall Walker
Special Considerations
- Watch a video on how to put your walking boot on here!
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Purpose of the Device
- Provides fixed control to the ankle joint and Achilles tendon at various plantarflexion angles
- Inserts allow for variations of plantarflexion in 10 degree increments
Indications
- Achilles tendon repairs
Common Additions
- Watch a video on how to put on your walking boot here!
Special Considerations
- This is a fixed ankle device and does not have a range of motion ankle joint
- Liners can be hand washed
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Purpose of the Device
- Provides rigid support of the lumbosacral spinal region in the posterior sagittal plane
Indications
- Instability of spinal levels L2 – L5
- Osteoarthritis
- Low back pain
- Post-operative support required
- Disk herniation
- Spinal fracture
- Spodylolisthesis
- Degenerative disc disease
- Spinal stenosis
Common Additions
- Sheepskin lining on posterior plastic shell for prominent bony structures such as oncology patients may exhibit
Special Considerations
- Severe obesity may be best handled by this type of LSO, allowing for encapsulation of the abdomen
- Less likely to have superior migration problems
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Purpose of the Device
- Provides rigid support of the lumbosacral region in all three planes
Indications
- Instability of spinal levels L2 – L5
- Spinal fracture
- Disc herniation
- Low back pain
- Spondylolisthesis
Special Considerations
- Good choice for the athlete who wants to continue to play and has physician’s permission as long as the affected area is properly supported and protected
- Lightweight and minimal thickness of materials
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Purpose of the Device
- Provides rigid support of the lumbosacral region in all three planes
Indications
- Instability of spinal levels L2 – S1
- Osteoarthritis
- Low back pain
- Spinal stenosis
- Post-operative stability required
- Spinal fracture
- Spondylolisthesis
- Degenerative disc disease
- Disc herniation
Common Additions
- Drop lock, to lock hip in extension
- Range of motion (ROM), to limit motion at the hip joint
Special Considerations
- Offers increased control and relieves stress at the L5/S1 spinal level
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Purpose of the Device
- Provides rigid support of the lumbosacral spinal region in all three planes
Indications
- Instability of spinal levels L2- L5
- Osteoarthitis
- Low back pain
- Spinal stenosis
- Disk herniation
- Spinal fracture
- Spodylolisthesis
- Degenerative disc disease
- Post-operative support required
Special Considerations
- Good design for patients whose body weight tends to fluctuate
- One-piece design offers greater adjustability over the two-piece design
- This design does not accommodate a hip spica
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Purpose of the Device
- Provides rigid support of the lumbosacral region in all three planes
Indications
- Instability of spinal levels L2 – L5
- Osteoarthritis
- Low back pain
- Spinal stenosis
- Disc herniation
- Spinal fracture
- Spondylolisthesis
- Degenerative disc disease
- Post-operative support required
Common Additions
- Thigh extension, with hip joint and drop lock
- Pantaloon design (no joint added – solid plastic piece is part of the posterior section), to limit pelvic motions
Special Considerations
- For L5 and S1 involvement, add a thigh cuff for increased control
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Purpose of the Device
- Provides rigid support of the thoracolumbar spinal region in the posterior sagittal plane
- Provides moderate coronal support
- Provides mild resistance to flexion in the sagittal plane
Indications
- Instability of spinal levels T5 – L5
- Osteoarthritis
- Kyphosis as a result of osteoporosis
- Ankylosing spondylitis
- Spinal stenosis
- Spinal fracture
- Rheumatoid arthritis
- Degenerative disc disease
- Post-operative support required
Common Additions
- Sheepskin on posterior shell for prominent bony structures such as oncology patients may exhibit
Special Considerations
- Optimally recommended for elderly patients where tolerance is an issue
- Can be made for male or female patients
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Purpose of the Device
- Provides rigid support of the thoraco lumbar spinal region in the anterior/sagittal plane
- Provides three-point pressure support
Indications
- Anterior vertebral body fracture at spinal levels T5 through L5
- Degenerative joint disease
- Ankylosing spondylitis
- Kyphosis as a result of osteoporosis
- Rheumatic arthritis
- Scheuerman’s kyphosis
Common Additions
- Superior pad may be changed to a dual pad resting in the subclavicular fossa
Special Considerations
- Severe obesity may require use of a jewett to accommodate pendulous abdomen
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Purpose of the Device
- Provides rigid support of the thoracolumbar spine in all three planes
Indications
- Instability
- Degenerative disc disease
- Spinal stenosis
- Spinal fracture
- Low back pain
- Disk herniation
- Osteoarthritis
- Post-operative stability
- Mild kyphosis
Common Additions
- Cervical attachment, for supported T5-T1
- Halo superstructure, for added cervical stability
Special Considerations
- Severe respiratory problems may require a soft TLSO or TLSO with corset front, or TLSO with window cutouts in chest or abdomen
- Severe obesity may require an additional abdominal binder for tissue containment
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Purpose of the Device
- Semi-rigid support of the thoraco lumbar spinal region in all three planes
- Most commonly used for patients that cannot tolerate a rigid TLSO
Indications
- Instability of spinal levels T5 through L5
- Spinal fractures
- Osteoarthritis
- Degenerative disc disease
- Low back pain
- Postoperative support
Common Additions
- Not very adaptable to additions
Special Considerations
- Allows for cut-outs in soft foam area for patient access
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Purpose of the Device
- Supports the thoracolumbar spinal region in all three planes
- Used for patients who cannot tolerate a rigid TLSO or to accommodate patients anatomy
Indications
- Instability of spinal levels T5 through L5
- Osteoarthritis
- Low back pain
- Minimal scoliosis support required
- Spinal fracture
- Degenerative disc disease
- Post-operative
Common Additions
- Not very adaptable to additions
Special Considerations
- Allows for cutouts in soft foam area for patient access
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Purpose of the Device
- With its innovative height adjustment technology, the Vista
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Purpose of the Device
- Limits cervical motion in all three planes
- Mechanically restricts forward flexion and extension and, to a lesser degree, lateral flexion and extension
Indications
- Minor cervical instability
- Degenerative disc disease
- Post-operative stability is required
Common Additions
- Thoracic extension can be applied
- Can be attached to custom-molded TLSO to increase control of upper thoracic and cervical spine
Special Considerations
- Comes in various sizes and can be easily modified to fit the vast majority of patients
- Extra set of soft, washable liners for hygiene purposes
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Purpose of the Device
- Provides support immobilization to the wrist and MP joint of the thumb for a variety of conditions
Indications
- Gamekeeper Thumb
- De Quervain’s
- Tendonitis
- Arthritis
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Purpose of the Device
- Provides immobilization of the foot and ankle
- Incorporates a custom multidensity inlay for total contact and/or pressure relief on areas of the foot
Indications
- Charcot foot
- Stress fracture of foot and ankle
- Plantar ulcers
Common Additions
- Sach heel
- Rocker sole
Special Considerations
- Alternative and/or follow up to a total contact cast
- Walker allows access to limb for frequent dressing changes
- Controls swelling and is commonly used with compressive hosiery
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Purpose of the Device
- Provides protection against medial/lateral forces on the elbow
- Immobilizes the elbow, forearm, wrist and hand joints to promote tissue healing
- Corrects deformities
- Increases or restricts ROM
- Strengthens muscles
- Reduces pain
- Reduces tone
Indications
- Olecranon fracture
- Postoperative arthroplasty
- Congenital disorders
- Medial/lateral epicondylitis
- Elbow contractions
- Repetitive stress disorder
- Degenerative conditions
- Postoperative tendon, artery, nerve repair
- Burns
- Trauma
- Carpal tunnel syndrome
Common Additions
- Figure-9 strap
- Wrist driver flexor hinge for hand
- ROM hinge at elbow
- Tenodesis hand splint
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Purpose of the Device
- Provides biomechanical control to establish better foot and leg function
Indications
- Plantar fasciitis
- Abnormal supination
- Metatarsalgia
- Heel spurs
- Neuroma
- Degenerative joint disease
- Posterior tibial tendonitis
- Knee pain
- Abnormal pronation
- Shin splints
- Achilles Tendonitis
Common Additions
- Heel spur pads
- Heel lifts up to 1/4 inch
- Morton’s extensions
Special Considerations
- Flexible plastic shell is combined with stable heel posting and soft arch fill to protect against pressure and impact shock
- Varying thicknesses of plastic and densities of heel posting and arch fill are available to suit individual patient needs
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Purpose of the Device
- Provides support and protection for the diabetic foot
- Plastazote and poron top cover provides accommodation and cushioning
- EXP base with or without metatarsal pads supports longitudinal and transverse arches
Indications
- Plantar lesion
- Rocker/Charcot foot
- Bunion
- Plantar fasciitis
- Fat pad atrophy
- Insensate foot
Common Additions
- Cushion heel
- Accommodative cutouts
- Soft Morton’s extensions
Special Considerations
- Extra-depth shoes may be needed to accommodate the thickness of the orthotic
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Purpose of the Device
- Provides biomechanical control to establish better foot and leg function
Indications
- Plantar fasciitis
- Abnormal supination
- Metatarsalgia
- Heel spurs
- Neuroma
- Degenerative joint disease
- Abnormal pronation
- Shin splints
- Achilles Tendonitis
Common Additions
- Heel spur pads
- Heel lifts up to 1/4 inch
- Metatarsal pads
- Morton’s extensions
Special Considerations
- Rigid to semi-rigid plastic shell is combined with stable heel posting for good bio-mechanical control
- A full-length soft cover helps protect against pressure and impact shock
- Varying thicknesses and types of plastics are available to suit individual patient needs
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Purpose of the Device
- Provides cushioning shock absorption and pressure redistribution
- Is ideal for the diabetic foot
- Any number of layers of soft accommodative materials may be incorporated into inlay to suit individual patient needs
Indications
- Plantar lesions
- Metatarsalgia
- Insensate foot
- Charcot foot
Common Additions
- Metatarsal pads
- Accommodative cutouts
Special Considerations
- Extra depth shoes may be needed to accommodate the thickness of the inlay
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Purpose of the Device
- Used for treatment of flexible flat foot (pronated foot) in low profile manner
Indications
- Flexible pes planus
- Plantar fasciitis
- Heel spurs
- Flexible metatarsus abduction/adduction
- Midfoot fracture
Common Additions
- Sustentaculum tali pad (out to calcaneus and proximal to forefoot and hindfoot post, longitudinal arch) to give added correction to the calcaneus and talus
Special Considerations
- Deformity must not be fixed
- Not recommended for arthritic or insensate foot
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Purpose of the Device
- Provides maximum biomechanical support for patients with severe malalignment
Indications
- Severe pronation
- Posterior tibial tendonitis
- Degenerative joint disease
- Plantar fasciitis
- Posterior tendon tear/rupture
Common Additions
- Heel spur pads
Special Considerations
- The rigid shell incorporates high medial and lateral phalanges and a deep heel cup
- Firm rearfoot and/or forefoot posting materials are used to realign the foot and ankle complex
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Purpose of the Device
- Combines longitudinal arch support with firm heel posting and/or forefoot posting to provide moderate to maximum levels of biomechanical control
Indications
- Plantar fasciitis
- Abnormal pronation
- Shin splints
- Degenerative joint disease
- Heel spurs
- Neuroma
- Metatarsalgia
- Posterior tibial tendonitis
- Knee pain
- Achilles tendonitis
Common Additions
- Heel spur pad
- Whitman extension
- Heel lifts up to 1/4 inch
- Metatarsal pads
- Roberts extension
- Deep heel cup
- Morton’s extension
Special Considerations
- Varying types and thicknesses of plastics, along with a variety of topcovers, are available to suit individual patient needs
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Purpose of the Device
- Provides biomechanical control to establish better foot and leg function
Indications
- Plantar fasciitis
- Neuroma
- Heel spurs
- Knee pain
- Posterior tibial tendonitis
- Degenerative joint disease
- Abnormal pronation
- Metatarsalgia
Common Additions
- Heel spur pads
- Metatarsal pads
Special Considerations
- Varying thicknesses and types of plastics are available to suit individual patient needs
- Accomodates dress shoes but with reduced biomechanical control
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Purpose of the Device
- Provides minimal biomechanical control but is well suited for patient who needs shock absorbency and pressure redistribution
- Base of rigid foam or cork provides support to the medial and transverse arches
- For diabetic patients, top cover of pink plastazote is used to interface with the sensitive plantar surface of the foot
Indications
- Plantar fasciitis
- Leg Fatigue
- Degenerative joint disease
- Metatarsalgia
- Insensate foot
- Neuroma
- Bunions
- Plantar lesion
- Charcot foot
Common Additions
- Cushion heel
- Soft Morton extensions
- Metatarsal pads
- Accommodative cut outs
Special Considerations
- A variety of soft materials may be used to suit individual patient needs
- Extra depth shoes may be needed to accommodate the thickness of the orthotic
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Purpose of the Device
- Provides hydrostatic support to the humerus prophylactically or post fracture to maintain optimal alignment
Indications
- Humeral FX of midshaft
- Carcinoma of humerus
Common Additions
- Over-the-shoulder style for proximal FX
- Forearm extension with joints for distal FX (see molded elbow orthosis)
Special Considerations
- Most patients can be fit in an off-the-shelf device but custom molded devices are available for special circumstances
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Purpose of the Device
- Provides fracture stability to the radius and ulna
Indications
- Ulnar fracture
- Radial fracture
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Purpose of the Device
- Rigidly fixates head with respect to thorax
- Rigidly fixates head with respect to thorax of the head on the cervical spine
Indications
- Maximum control of cervical spine
- Trauma
- Post-operative stabilization
Common Additions
- Can be attached to TLSO
Special Considerations
- Easily adjustable
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Purpose of the Device
- Controls the cervical, thoracic and lumbar spine in all three planes
- Rigidly fixates, and provides distraction force that reduces the load on the cervical spine while stabilizing the thoracic spine
Indications
- Combination of cervical fracture with thoracic and/or lumbar fracture or instability
Common Additions
- Lower limb attachments, if necessary
Special Considerations
- Sheepskin liner is usually installed due to length of time in brace without removal
- Synthetic liners are available for patients allergic to wool
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Purpose of the Device
- Wrist, hand orthosis which provides an adjustable M.P. extension stop with IP extension assist
Indications
- Radial Nerve damage
Common Additions
- Thumb extension
- May be incorporated into a full arm brace
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Purpose of the Device
- Provides adjustable control of the hip, knee and ankle
- Manual locks may be added to hip and knee joints
- Ankle motion may be fixed or adjustable
Indications
- Hip fractures/replacement
- Femur fractures
- ORIF’s, Hip, Femur, Tibia
Common Additions
- Anterior tibia shell
- Locking knee
- Range-of-motion knee joint
- Range-of-motion hip joint
- Padded liners
- PRAFO foot plate
- Locking hip
Special Considerations
- Patients who will be bed-to-chair for an extended time should be fit with a PRAFO distally to prevent heel breakdown
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Purpose of the Device
- Provides variable control of the knee and ankle
- Ankle motion may be fixed or adjustable
- A manual lock may be added to the knee joint
Indications
- Instability of knee and ankle
- Paralysis
- CVA
- Knee replacement
- Quad weakness
Common Additions
- Range-of-motion knee joints
- Varus/Valgus correction strap
- Step lock knee joints
- Offset knee joints
- Full kneecap
- Thigh lacer
Special Considerations
- Will not control the hip joint
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Purpose of the Device
- Reduce pressure on the medial or lateral compartment of the osteoarthritic knee to provide symptomatic pain relief and reduce inflammation
- The orthosis facilitates increased patient activity and replaces of delays surgery.
Indications
- This device is indicated for Medial or Lateral Unicompartmental Gonarthrosis, to help relieve
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Purpose of the Device
- Post Operative knee brace
- Full Range of Motion knee hinge
Indications
- For immediate application to knee for locked or limited motion control during rehabilitation after operative procedures or injury to knee ligaments, patellar ligament, articular cartilage, meniscus, or stable or internally fixed fractures of tibial plateau, condyles, proximal tibia or distal femur.
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Purpose of the Device
- The PTO is one of the most effective braces for reducing patellofemoral pain resulting from maltracking or patellar instability.
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Purpose of the Device
- Provides maximum support for moderate to severe ligamentous injuries or deficiencies
- Is suitable for both non-operative and post-operative knee reconstruction patients
- Is suitable for both non-operative and post-operative knee reconstruction patients and CCL instabilities or deficiencies
- The lightweight, rigid-material construction provides maximum protection for athletes involved in contact sports
Indications
- Moderate to severe ACL, PCL, MCL or LCL instabilities/deficiencies
- Medial-lateral, anterior-posterior instabilities of the knee
- Varus, valgus and other deformities requiring a customized fit
Common Additions
- Extension or flexion stops
- ACL cable system
- Patella cup
- Ski boot attachment
- PCL strap
- Undersleeves
- Sports cover
Special Considerations
- Pro sport model with its additional graphite reinforcement is recommended for high-impact contact sports such as football, hockey and basketball
- Involved leg should be rehabilitated to a point where it is close to its original size, due to the precise custom fit of the brace
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Purpose of the Device
- Reduce pressure on the medial or lateral compartment of the osteoarthritic knee to provide symptomatic pain relief and reduce inflammation
- The orthosis facilitates increased patient activity and replaces or delays surgery
Indications
- Mild to severe unicompartmental osteoarthritis
- Post-op pressure relief and protection after tibial head fractures, cartilage surgery, meniscus relixation or correction osteotomy
Special Considerations
- Recommended for patients who are too young for total knee arthoroplasty
- See a video on how to put on your OA brace here !
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Purpose of the Device
- Patella femoral support and tracking
Indications
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- The DynaTrack Plus has the same popular buttress design as the original DynaTrack with the addition of heavy duty stainless steel hinges for extraordinary stability.
- Anterior closure design.
- New Coolflex Material.
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Details
Purpose of the Device
- Reduce pressure on the medial or lateral compartment of the osteoarthriitic knee to provide symptomatic pain relief and reduce inflammation
- The orthosis facilitates increased patient activity and replaces or delays surgery
Indications
- Mild to severe unicompartmental osteoarthritis
Special Considerations
- Recommended for patients who are too young for total knee arthroplasty
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Details
Purpose of the Device
- Prevents mild knee hyperextension
Indications
- Mild knee hyperextension secondary to a variety of causes
Common Additions
- Available in articulated model
Special Considerations
- Not recommended for lower or moderate functional levels
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Details
Purpose of the Device
- Provides comprehensive support and therapeutic heat to knee
- Patella pull strap may be adjusted for tracking problems of the patellar complex
Indications
- Knee sprain
- Knee pain
- Patellar subluxation (med & lat)
- Patellar tracking problems
Special Considerations
- Well suited for patient with a fuller, heavier thigh
- Wraparound design accommodates anatomical irregularities
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Details
Purpose of the Device
- Reduces tension of the tibial attachment site of the patella tendon
- Aids in proper tracking of patella
Indications
- Patella Tendonitis
- Chondromalacia
- Osgood Schlatter Disease
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Details
Purpose of the Device
- A neoprene knee sleeve used to stablize knee ligaments and correct patella tracking issues
Indications
- Mild medial and lateral ligament sprains
- patella tracking anomalies
Common Additions
- Knee joints both medially and laterally
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Details
Purpose of the Device
- Provides filler for patients with forefoot or toe amputations
- Use of this item aides in balance, prevents slippage and eliminates the need for custom-made shoes
Indications
- Toe or partial foot amputations
Common Additions
- Available for partial foot/toe amputee to a Chopart-level amputee
Special Considerations
- Some shoe styles not indicated
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Details
Purpose of the Device
- Off-load the plantar aspect of the foot.
Indications
- Wound Care – treatment of diabetic ulcers
- Post Op Care – eliminates “lever effect”
- Pain Management – short term solution due to bony abnormalities
Common Additions
- Post Op Shoe
- Walking boot
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Details
Purpose of the Device
- Temporary shoe with velcro closures to the toes, for use when a patient is unable to wear a normal shoe
Indications
- Post-operative applications
- Edema
Common Additions
- Inserts, to relieve pressure areas on the plantar surface of the foot
Special Considerations
- Shoe easily adjusts for changes in volume due to edema, post-operative dressings, etc.
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Details
Purpose of the Device
- Temporary shoe with velcro closures, used to unweight the forefoot
- Negative heel and rocker modification transfers weight from the forefoot to the hindfoot
Indications
- Forefoot ulceration
- Forefoot fracture
- Amputation
Special Considerations
- Shoe easily adjusts for changes in volume due to edema, post-operative dressings, etc.
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Details
Purpose of the Device
- Provides extra toe box depth to accommodate various needs
Indications
- Hammertoes
- Diabetes
- To accommodate foot orthotics
- Hard-to-fit feet
- Attachment to metal orthosis
- Accommodate plastic orthoses that fit in the shoes
Common Additions
- Wedges, lifts and rocker bottoms depending on patient needs
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Details
Purpose of the Device
- Provides immobilization to the shoulder complex by fixing the arm next to the body
- It can abduct to 30 degrees and provide limited internal and external rotation range
- Allows for mild flexion/extension at the shoulder.
Indications
- Various shoulder post operative applications
- Mild shoulder capsule tears
Common Additions
- Can be used with a humeral fracture orthosis for added immobilization
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Details
Purpose of the Device
- Provides support/immobilization to the wrist and MP joint of the thumb for a variety of conditions
Indications
- De Quervain's
- Tendonitis
- Arthritis
- Gamekeeper Thumb
Special Considerations
- Rigid plastic model is available
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Details
Purpose of the Device
- To maintain and immobilize the wrist
Indications
- Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
- Wrist sprains
- Wrist support after casting
- Arthritis
Special Considerations
- For thumb involvement, see the wrist hand orthosis with thumb extension
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Details
Purpose of the Device
- Anatomically designed hand splint used to provide comfortable support, protection and immobilization of the 4th and 5th metacarpals
Indications
- Indicated for treatment of acute or sub-acute fractures of the 4th and 5th metacarpals commonly referred to as “boxer fractures”
