We have been providing clinical consultations and high end orthotic, prosthetic and pedorthic products. Our facility is well equipped to manufacture and provide all kinds of artificial limbs, orthoses and mobility aids. We specialize in Paediatric Orthoses and Mobility Aids.
Our Paediatric and Adult range includes:
- Sub Malleolar Orthoses
- Supra Malleolar Orthoses
- Static and Dynamic AFO's
- Rear Entry and Top Entry Ground Reaction Orthoses.
- KAFO's
- HKAFO's
- Spinal Braces
- Fracture Braces
- Sports Orthotics
- Artificial Limbs (Prostheses) for all levels of amputations
- Compression Garments
Clinical Indications / Contraindications of Spinal Bracing
Indications
- Spinal stenosis
- Herniated disc
- Degenerative spinal pathologies
- Post-surgical stabilization
- Stable, non-displaced spinal fractures
- Spondylolysis
- Spondylolithesis
Contraindications
- Unstable, displaced fractures
Rehabilitation Footwear
Rehabilitation shoes are made on extra depth lasts. They provide extra support through medial and lateral extended heel stiffeners and a removable, anatomically shaped full length foot-bed. The construction of rehabilitation footwear makes adaptations straight forward.
Indications for use
- Children who need shoes with extra support.
- Neuro-physiological problems.
- Varus or valgus instability.
- Painful or pressure sensitive feet.
- Accommodation of orthotics.
Reverse Lasted Footwear
Reverse lasted correction footwear is designed to correct feet with extreme varus and/or adduction. This correction is achieved
by the special last shape. Inside, the shoe is equipped with a special inlay which, in combination with an extended medial stiffener forms a curved wall in conjunction with the toe cap, prevents the foot progressing further into adduction. At the same time, abduction of the foot will be stimulated. This product is especially important for children who are born with clubfeet;
treatment with reverse lasted shoes will help their feet to develop normally.
Indications for use
- Clubfoot.
- Significant varus and/or adduction of the foot.
- To correct the peak position in the upper tarsal joint (pes equino-varus).
- To correct the varus tilting in the lower tarsal joint and the further metatarsal area (pes varus).
- To stimulate abduction of the mid and forefoot.
- To stabilise the post-operative clubfoot.
- To improve toe-off.
Shoe orthotics /insoles Re-alignment
- Surgery
- Knee braces
- Unicompartmental medial knee OA
- 60 and younger
- BMI
- Good results