Avaleric® Foot drooping and inversion orthosis
Avaleric® Foot drooping and inversion orthosis
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Avaleric® Foot drooping and inversion orthosis
Core functions and definitions of the product
- By applying mechanical external force, abnormal postures such as foot inversion and foot drop can be resisted and corrected.
- Provide stability for a weak ankle joint to prevent sprains due to ankle weakness while walking.
- By assisting in the dorsiflexion (hooking the toes) of the ankle joint, the gait can be made closer to normal, avoiding dragging the toes and enhancing the safety and efficiency of walking.
- Such as preventing joint contracture, muscle atrophy and skin abrasion caused by long-term abnormal postures
Core selection parameters
- Fit dimensions: Precise measurement of foot length, foot width, ankle circumference, calf circumference and leg length is required. Most products come with size gauges, while custom-made ones require taking a mold.
- Correction intensity: Different intensity models should be selected based on the patient's muscle tone, the degree of spasm and the severity of deformity.
- Weight and breathability: Directly affect wearing comfort and compliance. Carbon fiber is the lightest, while traditional plastic is heavier. Products with ventilation holes are better.
- Wearing method: Buckle type (easy to adjust), strap type or loop type. It is necessary to consider whether the patient's hand function is convenient for self-operation.
Applicable population
- Patients with neurological diseases: foot drop and inversion caused by stroke, brain trauma, spinal cord injury, cerebral palsy in children, multiple sclerosis, etc.
- Patients with peripheral nerve injury: sciatic nerve injury, common peroneal nerve injury, etc.
- Patients with myogenic diseases: such as muscular dystrophy, etc.
- Patients after orthopedic surgery and in the recovery period of trauma: used for fixation and functional recovery.
Summary
The orthosis for lower foot inversion is a key auxiliary device for restoring walking function. Its selection is a process of weighing functional requirements, comfort, budget and professional advice. From basic fixed support to high-end dynamic assistance, the product range is extensive. The right choice can significantly enhance the quality of life for users.
The lower foot inversion orthosis is a medical device worn on the lower leg and foot.
