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Biomechanical deficits the orthosis addresses. Healthcare professional assessment recommended for optimal use.
Safety warnings regarding driving, fitting tightness, and footwear requirements for safe operation.
Pathological conditions the orthosis is not intended for. CPO assessment may override suggestions.
Brace is prescription-only; outcomes vary. Discontinue use if skin irritation occurs.
Details the warranty period for the carbon fiber portion and the pad/strap components.
Specific activities like extreme squatting or climbing stairs that void the warranty.
Using the footwear inlay to measure and trace the SpryStep footplate template for proper fit.
Trimming the SpryStep footplate with scissors to match the correct template size.
Placing the SpryStep into the shoe without causing distortion to the shoe's shape.
Positioning the original shoe inlay over the top of the SpryStep foot plate.
Sliding the foot into the shoe with loose laces, using a shoe horn if needed.
Ensuring the heel sits flat on the sole and the shoe heel is not distorted.
Feeding straps through loops, trimming if necessary, and fastening them firmly.
Tightening laces and ensuring comfort without any impingements prior to use.
| Category | Ankle Foot Orthosis (AFO) |
|---|---|
| Sizes Available | Small, Medium, Large, Extra Large |
| Side | Left, Right |
| Indications | Foot drop |
| Adjustability | Adjustable straps |
| Weight | Lightweight design |
| Color Options | Black |
| Intended Use | Foot drop, ankle instability |
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