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Polypropylene
Subortholene
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EVA
Modifications
Posting
Forefoot Extensions
Pads & Cushions
Frame Modifications
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Orthoses Reaction Force Guide
Impressions & Fabrications
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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:
- Invert metatarsals/metheads
- Supinate midtarsal joint
- Support forefoot varus
Clinical Indication:
- Structural Forefoot varus
- Excessive or compensatory STJ pronation
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In a varus extension, a 3mm thick forefoot, Myolite padding extends from the distal aspect of shell to level of sulcus or toes. It is thicker medially and tapers until there is no material under the lateral aspect of the 5th metatarsal head. This extension is indicated to accommodate a forefoot varus.
Function:
- Invert metatarsals/metheads
- Supinate midtarsal joint
- Support forefoot varus
Clinical Indication:
- Structural Forefoot varus
- Excessive or compensatory STJ pronation
Hide/show illustrations
About:
In a varus extension, a 3mm thick forefoot, Myolite padding extends from the distal aspect of shell to level of sulcus or toes. It is thicker medially and tapers until there is no material under the lateral aspect of the 5th metatarsal head. This extension is indicated to accommodate a forefoot varus.
Function:
- Invert metatarsals/metheads
- Supinate midtarsal joint
- Support forefoot varus
Clinical Indication:
- Structural Forefoot varus
- Excessive or compensatory STJ pronation
Hide/show illustrations
About:
In a varus extension, a 3mm thick forefoot, Myolite padding extends from the distal aspect of shell to level of sulcus or toes. It is thicker medially and tapers until there is no material under the lateral aspect of the 5th metatarsal head. This extension is indicated to accommodate a forefoot varus.