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P3 - Lateral Ankle Instability
Chronic Ankle Instability / Ankle Sprains
UCB- Type
Custom congruent to patient using:
Plaster, Foam, STS, 3D Scanner, Pedobarography, Existing Positive Model, Redimold
Current timing for delivery is 2 weeks.
Expedited on availability.
Suggested Code
L3000
Features
Clinical Indications:
- Peroneal tendinitis
- Peroneal tendinosis
- Talofibular ligament ruptures/sprains
- Peroneal tendon subluxation
Recommended For:
- Lateral ligament laxity
- Peroneal tendon pathology
- Chronic ankle instability
Product Details
The Lateral Ankle Instability device is a rigid, custom-molded orthotic that can help improve the function and neuromuscular control of the ankle by increasing balance, providing lateral support, and improving sensory feedback.
This device is ideal for patients with chronic ankle sprains, instability, peroneal tendon pathology, lateral ligament laxity, or as a treatment prior to Brostrom surgery.
It features a lateral oblique rearfoot post that provides rearfoot control superior to that of standard rearfoot posts, a polypropylene frame with lateral and medial flanges for control throughout gait, a vinyl top cover, and a suede bottom cover. This pathology device is designed to fit in most shoes with removable sock liners or insoles.
The Lateral Ankle Instability is constructed with a positive model of the patient’s foot and can be modified at the practitioner’s discretion.
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It features a lateral oblique rearfoot post that provides rearfoot control superior to that of standard rearfoot posts, a polypropylene frame with lateral and medial flanges for control throughout gait, a protex top cover, and a suede bottom cover. This pathology device is designed to fit in most shoes with removable sock liners or insoles.
The Lateral Ankle Instability is constructed with a positive model of the patient’s foot and can be modified at the practitioner’s discretion.