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cJunn-FiLiauER mEDical, iπc 4R52 Tube Clamp Adaptor 7E7 Hip Joint with Extension Assist 2R38 Tube-Adaptor 4R56 Angled Tube Clamp Adaptor 2R31 SACH Foot Adaptor 3R35 Single Axis Knee Joint with stance phase control ill cJurr-fİll3uer mEoical, inc. Orthopedic Division P.O. BOX 5189 CHATTANOOGA, TIM 37406 2710 AMNICOLA HIGHWAY CHATTANOOGA, TN 37406 PHONE 615-624-0946 1-800-251-6398 (TN) 1-800-572-7650 TELEX: 558422 CABLE DFORTHO 7/86 Orthopedic Industry, Inc. Durr-Fillauer is proud to be a distributor for the many fine products of Otto Bock, both prosthetic and orthotic. We are particularly excited to have available the Titanium endoskeletal components that have gained such widespread popularity so fast. So, whether your plans call for Otto Bock Titanium components in particular or prosthetic and orthotic components in general, Durr- Fillauer is The Source.
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