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Articulated Orthoses
Front Leg: Articulated carpal orthosis without template.
Medical indications:
Provide physical support to the carpal joint, especially in cases of weakness or injury.
Hyperextension and hyperflexion of the carpal joint without involvement of the phalanges.
Structural stability while maintaining the ability to control the joint's range of motion.
In cases of osteoarthritis or osteoarthritis without contracture in the joint
Hind leg: Articulated ankle orthosis
Medical indications:
Provide physical support and stability to the tarsal joint, while allowing control of range of motion.
When stability is required on the medial and lateral sides of the tarsal joint and leg.
Control both hyperextension and hyperflexion of the joint.
Prevent tarsal joint collapse caused by instability, whether pathological or traumatic in origin.
Dogs or cats that drag their hind leg or exhibit knuckling over
Hind leg: Articulated knee orthosis
Medical indications:
Postoperative treatment for knee surgery, as it provides adequate support to the limb and allows the dog to begin bearing weight on the leg more quickly.
Long-term management of chronic instability of the femur-tibia-patellar joint.
Prevent internal and external rotation of the knee joint, while providing support on the medial and lateral sides.
Prevention and treatment of anterior cruciate ligament rupture.
Non-invasive treatment to prevent tearing of the anterior cruciate ligament of the opposite leg.
Hind leg: Articulated ankle orthosis
Medical indications:
Provide physical support and stability to the tarsal joint, while allowing control of range of motion.
When stability is required on the medial and lateral sides of the tarsal joint and leg.
Control both hyperextension and hyperflexion of the joint.
Prevent tarsal joint collapse caused by instability, whether pathological or traumatic in origin.
Dogs or cats that drag their hind leg or exhibit knuckling over
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