TIB-ROT lower limb realignment orthosis

The lower limb realignment orthosis is composed of a belt and two thigh straps, in order to keep the lower limbs in abduction, and thus obtain their correct alignment.

The lower limb realignment orthosis is composed of a belt and two thigh straps, joined by elastic bands that exert traction from the inner side of the two muscles to the posterior part of the belt, in order to keep the lower limbs in abduction, and thus obtain their correct alignment. The belt and thigh straps are made of velvet and are closed at the front using a simple system of straps and micro-hooks. The belt and thigh straps have silicone beads on the inside that prevent the orthosis from moving and rotating on the patient's body. The belt also has lumbar padding for greater comfort.

Pathologies that cause dysfunctions in the alignment of the lower limbs as a consequence of symptoms of neurological origin, obtaining a more functional gait pattern and greater autonomy for activities of daily living. Gait alterations that require abduction positioning of the lower limbs in patients with infantile cerebral palsy. Spina bifida. Diseases during embryonic development. Other rare diseases. Patients with muscular hypotonia.

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