AFOs, KAFOs and SMOs

AFOs (ankle foot orthoses) are typically used for clients who have muscle weakness, joint instability or high muscle tone. These devices encompass the foot, ankle and leg, finishing just below the knee. AFOs may be rigid or articulated, and may include a carbon fibre propulsion component or a leafspring design for clients requiring less stability and more functionality.

KAFOs (knee ankle foot orthoses) extend beyond the knee to below the hip. They provide mechanical stability to the entire leg, which may be required for patients with weakness or paralysis in proximity to the knee.

SMOs (supramalleolar orthoses) are smaller versions of AFOs, stopping above the ankle, rather than extending towards the knee. This allows more freedom of movement for suitable clients.

Orthotics

Foot orthoses (often called orthotics) are in-shoe devices designed to correct foot posture, improve comfort, and reduce pain. Our custom-made foot orthoses offer greater control than other types of orthotics, as we tailor them to your specific needs, taking into account the condition being treated, foot posture and desired activity.

Orthotics

Foot orthoses (often called orthotics) are in-shoe devices designed to correct foot posture, improve comfort, and reduce pain. Our custom-made foot orthoses offer greater control than other types of orthotics, as we tailor them to your specific needs, taking into account the condition being treated, foot posture and desired activity.

FES

FES (functional electrical stimulation) is an advanced technology device that applies a small electrical impulse to the nerve within a muscle to help improve function and mobility. These are typically prescribed to clients who have disruptions to nerve pathways and have difficulty lifting the front of the foot to the correct angle and position when walking.

FES

FES (functional electrical stimulation) is an advanced technology device that applies a small electrical impulse to the nerve within a muscle to help improve function and mobility. These are typically prescribed to clients who have disruptions to nerve pathways and have difficulty lifting the front of the foot to the correct angle and position when walking.

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