Front Leg: Rigid carpal orthosis with insole (Post-surgical)
Medical indications:
Carpal fractures: Bone fractures in the carpus.
Tendinitis: Inflammation of the carpal tendons.
Post-surgical rehabilitation: Recovery after carpal surgeries.
Rheumatoid arthritis: Chronic inflammation of the carpal joint.
Front Leg: Rigid carpal orthosis without insole (Use of insole based on clinical analysis)
Medical indications:
Carpal fractures: Bone fractures in the carpus without involvement of phalanges.
Carpal sprains: Injuries to the carpal ligaments without involvement of the phalanges.
Rheumatoid arthritis: Chronic inflammation of the carpal joints or when there is contracture in the joint.
Front Leg: Rigid articulated or non-articulated carpal orthosis (Depending on the clinical analysis of the pathology).
Medical indications:
Carpal sprains: Injuries to the carpal ligaments and involvement of the phalanges.
Carpal joint instability: A sensation that the carpal joint is unstable. Articulating orthoses provide physical stability by controlling the range of motion.
Carpal tunnel syndrome: Compression of the median nerve in the carpus.
It provides support and stability on the medial and lateral sides of the wrist and foot. The articulated orthosis is ideal for cases where stability is needed without total immobilization.
Hind Leg: Rigid orthopedic ankle brace
Medical indications:
Ankle sprains: Injuries to the ligaments of the ankle.
Ankle joint collapse: Due to instability from trauma or a degenerative condition.
Post-surgical rehabilitation: Recovery after ankle surgery, especially after Achilles tendon surgery.
Osteoarthritis or ankle osteoarthritis: Pain and stiffness due to cartilage wear, which requires immobilization of the joint.
Suitable for geriatric dogs that require long-term rigid support to maintain joint stability.
Hind Leg: Rigid orthopedic ankle brace
Medical indications:
Ankle sprains: Injuries to the ligaments of the ankle.
Ankle joint collapse: Due to instability from trauma or a degenerative condition.
Post-surgical rehabilitation: Recovery after ankle surgery, especially after Achilles tendon surgery.
Osteoarthritis or ankle osteoarthritis: Pain and stiffness due to cartilage wear, which requires immobilization of the joint.
Suitable for geriatric dogs that require long-term rigid support to maintain joint stability.
