ISO 06 12 06 - Foot and ankle orthoses

Characteristics: Pediatric foot immobilization orthosis. The Walker Kidz medi boot is a leg orthosis for immobilization in a specific positio...

Characteristics: The protect.CAT Walker is an orthosis indicated to limit anterior displacement of the ankle. Its flat, rounded and non-slip...

Characteristics: Made from breathable velvet with mid-side stabilizing bars, with an anti-rotation angle to provide better protection. Its d...

Characteristics: Dynamic thermoplastic orthosis with supra-malleolar design, consisting of: – An internal part made of low-density thermoplastic...

Characteristics: Dynamic thermoplastic orthosis available in 2 heights consisting of: An inner part made of low-density thermoplastic (PE-BD...

Characteristics: Effective ankle orthosis, which manages to find a meeting point between comfort of use and effective mechanical support for a...

Fixed immobilization boot. Characteristics: Available in long and short versions, its lightweight design and ergonomic shape help reduce the...

Characteristics: Effective ankle orthosis, which manages to find a meeting point between comfort of use and effective mechanical support for a...

Characteristics: Dynamic thermoplastic orthosis (PE-BD) consisting of: A piece that surrounds the malleoli of the tibia and fibula and is in...

Characteristics: Mesh ankle orthosis with stabilizing splint and strap system for phased mobilization. It is used for the correct adjustment...

Characteristics: The ROM Walker serves for early functional mobilization through the adjustable ROM (Range Of Motion) joint. Thanks to the a...

Boot with dorso-flexion adjustment joints from 0° to 45° including locking in both directions, enveloping cushion for the leg, designed in the sha...

AF SERVO is an AFO (ankle-foot orthosis) intended for patients with a slight foot drop, due to injuries such as stroke, spinal or nerve damage, bo...

Intermediate orthosis for conservative follow-up treatment after Chopart and Lisfranc amputations. Load transmission to the proximal foot is gua...