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Frame Materials
Polypropylene
Subortholene
Carbon
EVA
Modifications
Posting
Forefoot Extensions
Pads & Cushions
Frame Modifications
Resources
Orthoses Reaction Force Guide
Impressions & Fabrications
Covering Materials
Rigidity Guide
Frame Materials
Polypropylene
Subortholene
Carbon
EVA
Modifications
Posting
Forefoot Extensions
Pads & Cushions
Frame Modifications
Resources
Orthoses Reaction Force Guide
Impressions & Fabrications
Covering Materials
Rigidity Guide
Function:
- Accommodates forefoot varus
- Supports non-plantigrade inverted metatarsal heads
Clinical Indication:
- Rigid forefoot varus
- Forefoot supinatus
- Overpronation throughtout rear-, mid- and forefoot
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Varus metatarsal head wedge
About:
A varus metatarsal wedge is semiflexible to rigid (35-65 Shore A) EVA material added to the superior edge of the distal frame where it extends distally into the forefoot and terminates at the sulcus. Its distal edge gradually decreases in height as it extends to the lateral side. The height and amount of material added is dependent on the desired angulation.
Note: Artificial This type of extrinsic forefoot post is recommended for angulations of 2°-6°. It can be coupled with varus intrinsic forefoot posting if higher varus correction is desired.
Orthotic Lab Codes:
VRMW: VR Met Wedge
VRMW-2R: VR Met Wedge 2°
VRMW-3R: VR Met Wedge 3°
VRMW-4R: VR Met Wedge 4°
VRMW-6R: VR Met Wedge 6°
Function:
- Accommodates forefoot varus
- Supports non-plantigrade inverted metatarsal heads
Clinical Indication:
- Rigid forefoot varus
- Forefoot supinatus
- Overpronation throughtout rear-, mid- and forefoot
Hide/show illustrations
Varus metatarsal head wedge
About:
A varus metatarsal wedge is semiflexible to rigid (35-65 Shore A) EVA material added to the superior edge of the distal frame where it extends distally into the forefoot and terminates at the sulcus. Its distal edge gradually decreases in height as it extends to the lateral side. The height and amount of material added is dependent on the desired angulation.
Note: This type of extrinsic forefoot post is recommended for angulations of 2°-6°. It can be coupled with varus intrinsic forefoot posting if higher varus correction is desired.
Orthotic Lab Codes:
VRMW: VR Met Wedge
VRMW-2R: VR Met Wedge 2°
VRMW-3R: VR Met Wedge 3°
VRMW-4R: VR Met Wedge 4°
VRMW-6R: VR Met Wedge 6°
Function:
- Accommodates forefoot varus
- Supports non-plantigrade inverted metatarsal heads
Clinical Indication:
- Rigid forefoot varus
- Forefoot supinatus
- Overpronation throughtout rear-, mid- and forefoot
Hide/show illustrations
Varus metatarsal head wedge
About:
A varus metatarsal wedge is semiflexible to rigid (35-65 Shore A) EVA material added to the superior edge of the distal frame where it extends distally into the forefoot and terminates at the sulcus. Its distal edge gradually decreases in height as it extends to the lateral side. The height and amount of material added is dependent on the desired angulation.
Note: This type of extrinsic forefoot post is recommended for angulations of 2°-6°. It can be coupled with varus intrinsic forefoot posting if higher varus correction is desired.
Orthotic Lab Codes:
VRMW: VR Met Wedge
VRMW-2R: VR Met Wedge 2°
VRMW-3R: VR Met Wedge 3°
VRMW-4R: VR Met Wedge 4°
VRMW-6R: VR Met Wedge 6°