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Limb Prosthetics - Post above or below knee amputations.  Custom components and sockets for all activity levels.
Custom ACT/CTI Braces - Protects ligament in juries and provides knee stability in sports and high activity levels.
Partial Foot Prosthetics - Helping individuals with partial foot or toe amputations walk comfortably and safely.  

Flexible ankle foot orthotic (AFO) - Most commonly used to correct drop foot, which often results from a stroke.
 

Supra mallalar/UCBL type orthotic (SMO) - for ankle foot correction and stabilization.  Custom made to fit inside shoes to prevent and treat all types of foot problems..

 
Solid ankle foot orthotic (AFO) with patella tendon bearing suspension - relieves vertical loads on foot ankle.  Often used after a fracture or bone surgery.
Knee Ankle Foot Orthotic (KAFO) - Stabilizes knee and ankle joints.  Used often after a stroke to aid ambulation or after severe fracture or post polio.
Articulated Ankle Foot Orthotic - Allows for controlled range of motion in dorsi flexion and plantar flexion.  Used to aide those with chronic ankle injuries or deformities of the ankle and foot.  
Solid ankle foot orthotic (AFO) with an immobilizing ankle joint.  Correction and stabilization of ankle and foot abnormalities or post injury.  Worn outside of shoe.
Varus/Valgus correction knee orthotic - used to aid ambulation for individuals suffering from degenerative joint disease (DJD) and severe arthritis.  May be an alternative to total knee replacement.  
Custom foot orthotic - to be worn inside of shoe to help with several types of foot problems.
Custom knee orthotic - with hydraulic knee assist.  Can also be locked in cases of severe knee instability.  
Example of worn out prosthetic leg components - Most components will need replacement eventually.

 

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