Orthotic Solutions Catalogue 2014 (25.14 MB) - R S L Steeper

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Hip & KneeUTX II DZ Brace1Features and BenefitsThe UTX-DZ ® provides support in the ankle in the sagittal and coronalplane. This is the UTX ® line of orthotics with a suitable solution for almostany pathology which fits the body.Indications of UseSimilar to the UTX-Swing ® with additional desired stability in the sagittaland frontal plane in the ankle Waiting for details.The UTX ® - Post provides support while going in the knee in the sagittalplane at hyper extensions. The UTX-Post ® prevents any increasing hyperextensions.2345This product is made to measure and requires an assessmentfor suitability.Size Description Product CodeMade to Measure DZ Module Left RSL-400405Made to Measure DZ Module Right RSL-400406Product Code = UTXII brace code + DZ Module code67Genux ® OA Knee Orthosis8Features and BenefitsThe Genux® is the first Osteoarthritis (OA) brace with anti-migrationtechnology. Although many suppliers claim to have solved the problem ofslippage, patients and orthotists are still confronted with this problem on aregular basis. The Genux® offers a new, yet completely different approachto solving this challenge. To understand the problem of migration, one hasto understand that knee braces are suspended to the human skin. Thebrace is designed to follow the movements of the femur and tibia. Theskin around the knee has a different dynamic than the skin at the femurand tibia. Now that we understand the phenomenon of skin migration,it becomes clear that traditional knee brace designs of adhering a kneebrace to the skin by means of straps and rubbery interfaces is contributingto the problem, rather than solving it. To combat the problem of skinmigration, the Genux® uses roller interfaces on the proximal portion of thebrace that allow the skin to migrate freely underneath the brace. Theinterfaces of the lower leg (where skin migration is minimal) are coatedwith Teflon to ensure low friction and allow micro migration.Please contact Customer Services for further details.910111213Size Description Product CodeMade to Measure Genux OA knee brace lateral, Left coated RSL-400001Made to Measure Genux OA knee brace lateral, Right coated RSL-400002Made to Measure Genux OA knee brace medial, Left coated RSL-400003Made to Measure Genux OA knee brace medial, Right coated RSL-400004Please specify Black or Beige1415Fax: 0113 2725689 | Web: www.rslsteeper.com 111
RSLSteeper | Orthotic Solutions Order now on 0845 6000 3301Primo With Hip Spica23456789101112131415A low profile version also available,please contact Customer Services for details.Features and BenefitsPrimo with hip SPICA can be custom or prefabricated and are ideal forimmobilization in the treatment of lumbar instability and lumbosacral fusionwith anchoring to the sacrum. Motion restrictions include flexion/extension,rotation and lateral control. TLC & ATM hip joints provide infinite abduction& flexion/extension control. TLC provides full-time abduction while ATM jointcan be set to abduct and rotate only when patient is sits thus promotingnormal ambulation. The Edge closure system is designed to providehydrostatic lift to relieve pressure on the lumbar spine, providing a better fitand limiting migrationAvailable: Primo Classic or Primo Lite prefabricated modular stock sizes• Material: MPE• Gender: Unisex• Bivalve Opening: Anterior over posterior• Anterior Designs: Neutral or pendulous• Degree of Lordosis: 0, 15, 25• Universal Thigh Cuff: Bivalve design adjustable to thigh proximal anddistal measurements• Liner: Breathable, washable liner absorbs perspiration and reducesheat buildup• Universal Hip Joint: TLC hip joint with infinite abduction/ adduction &flexion/ extension settingsIndications for Use• Lumbar Management/Immobilization• Arthoplasty• Hip Dislocation or Potential High Risk Dislocation• Hip Displasia - Anterior or Posterior• Hip Management/Immobilization• Hip Revisions• Hip Surgery• Post-Operative• Pre-Operative• Stabilize, Align & Reinforce HipAdjustable Abduction BarSize Length of Bar (mm)Standard 406Long 483Primo Spinal PartSize Waist Circ. (mm) Hip Measurement (mm) Product CodeX-Small 660 - 813 787 - 940 RSL-PCLSXSSmall 762 - 914 889 - 1041 RSL-PCLSSMMedium 864 - 1016 990 - 1143 RSL-PCLSMDLarge 965 - 1118 1092 - 1245 RSL-PCLSLGX-Large 1067 - 1219 1194 - 1346 RSL-PCLSXLXX-Large 1168 - 1321 1295 - 1448 RSL-PCLSXXLXXX-Large 1270 - 1422 1397 - 1549 RSL-PCLSXXXLThigh ComponentSize Proximal Thigh Circ. (mm) Product CodeX-Small 389 - 480 RSL-THIGHCUFF-ATTXSSmall 432 - 533 RSL-THIGHCUFF-ATTSMMedium 508 - 610 RSL-THIGHCUFF-ATTMDLarge 584 - 686 RSL-THIGHCUFF-ATTLGX-Large 660 - 762 RSL-THIGHCUFF-ATTXLXX-Large 737 - 838 RSL-THIGHCUFF-ATTXXLXXX-Large 810 - 922 RSL-THIGHCUFF-ATTXXXLHow To OrderPrimo Part + Thigh Component + Bar + Build Up112Telephone: 0845 6000 330 | Email: Solutions@rslsteeper.com
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