Elite AFO Rehabilitator®
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Product information
The Elite AFO Rehabilitator® provides optimal dorsi-assist to correct foot drop and provide gait rehabilitation. It features a trimmable footplate design that provides a slight correcting upwards "pop" at toe-off to facilitate hip and knee flexion, which also discourages hip circumduction. The unique gait correcting actions of this AFO facilitates improvements in both braced and unbraced gait.
- Rigid Lateral strut with anterior cuff
- Used for drop foot, pronation or eversion impairment, and varus/valgus control
- Includes an anterior shin cuff
- Velcro/Wraparound strap
Specifications
- Device Type: Dynamic AFO (Lateral/Anterior)
- Material: Carbon Composite
- Customization: Custom Fit, Off The Shelf, Trimmable
- Sizes: XS-XL
- Side: Left, Right
- Warranty: One year from patient fit date (Hardware), Six months from patient fit date (Soft Goods)
Combine the Sport REHABILITATOR™ and Elite AFO Rehabilitator® or Elite Pro AFO Rehabilitator® to promote neuromuscular re-training, reimbursable with L1845 and L1932.
| HCPCS: | L1932 |
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| User: | Adult |
| Customization: | Custom Fit, Off The Shelf, Trimmable |
| AFO Type: | Dynamic |
| Strut: | Anterior, Lateral |
| Flexibility: | Rigid |
| Material: | Carbon Composite |
| Side: | Left, Right |
Frequently Bought Together
Elite Pro AFO Rehabilitator®
The Elite Pro AFO Rehabilitator® features an enhanced anterior shell and lateral strut providing more significant support. Th trimmable footplate is slightly more rigid to provides a more stable dorsi-assist.Moderate to more significant ankle instability needsModerate to more significant lower limb spasticityLateral strut for ankle pronation / eversionVarus/Valgus Control Strap available for moderate to more significant ankle instability
T-Strap
The T-Strap is designed for use with all Guardian Elite REHABILITATORS. By adding the T-Strap to the Elites, additional varus/valgus support is provided. The T-Strap also assists in improving pronation/supination control of the ankle/foot.