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

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Paediatric Ankle & FootOpen Toe Cast SandalFeatures and Benefits• Features open toes and heel for comfort andbreathability.• Constructed from ribbed rocker sole with durable upper and contactclosure.Indications for Use• Lower extremity casted fracturesSize Length (inches) Product CodeXXX-Small 4” RSL-69-3078XX-Small 5” RSL-69-3079X-Small 7” RSL-69-30801234PRAFO ® PaediatricTARSO MEDIUS 1644/2644Features and BenefitsThe PRAFO ® (Pressure Relief Ankle Foot Orthosis)is a totally adjustable, custom fitted AFO that can help manage many ofthe ankle/foot anomalies your patients present you with, offering manyadjustable features.The custom-contoured aluminium heel connector bar helps to control dorsiplantarflexion by allowing infinite, measurable adjustments. Ergonomicallydesigned foot plate allows the liner to be changed easily without tools.The integral, securely fastened vibram walking base provides a shoe-typesurface for ambulatory patients. The design ensures that the patient isprotected around the vulnerable areas of the foot and heel and will remainso during ambulation.The calf and foot segments can be custom-modified to accommodate patientphysiology and the anti-rotation bar is made of malleable aluminium andadjusts to control unwanted extremity rotation. Suitable for day and nightuse.Indications for Use• Pressure ulcers• Can be used to resist the development of contractureSizeUniversalProduct CodeRSL-PRFO-550Features and BenefitsA symmetrical straight last boot made with soft tan leathers, a well definedheel pocket, soft rolled top line and special built in padding at the back of theboot and under the tongue. These boots are made in a full range of sizes,from 0000 for newborns, up to size 9 for the older 3-4 year child. Available innarrow or medium width.Please contact Customer Services for a sizing chart.Colour Sizes Product Code0000-6 1-6 available in half sizes RSL-TM1644 + SizeWhite6.5-9 available in half sizes RSL-TM2644 + Size56789101112131415Fax: 0113 2725689 | Web: www.rslsteeper.com 341
RSLSteeper | Orthotic Solutions Order now on 0845 6000 330123456TARSO MEDIUS 1645Features and BenefitsThe new model 1645 is a Tarso Medius Straight Last Boot, which is bothopen at the toe, and has a cut-out for the heel. This newly designed boot ismade with the younger clubfoot patient in mind.Young infants with atypical or hyper sensitive feet, can sometimesexperience difficulty in adjusting to the boots and bars after serial casting.For these young clubfoot patients, Markell have designed the 1645 bootwith a special cut out in the heel, to ensure that the heel is down in thecorrect position, to help relieve pressure, and also to better hold the foot andprevent slipping, pulling out, and blistering.Model 1645 is made in sizes 0000 to 1, and in 3 different widths: Narrow,Medium and Wide, to accommodate the full range of infants with slender,normal, or robust feet.Please contact Customer Services for a sizing chart.Colour Size Product Code0000-6 1-6 available in half sizes RSL-TM1645 + SizeWhite6.5 - 9 available in half sizes RSL-TM1645 + Size789101112131415AJP Adjustable Bar 265AJPHorton ClickThe new generation of foot rotation barsThe Horton click is a foot rotation bar that allows the feet to be internally or externallyrotated. This bar was designed by an orthotist who understood there was a need for amore patient friendly / orthotist friendly device.The Horton Click is easier to fit on thechild because you fit the shoes onindependently then click them onthe foot rotation bar. This allows forbetter positioning of the foot inthe shoe which reduces the child frombeing able to kick the shoes off. One of the many advantages of theHorton Click is the ease of dressing the child. With just a click you canchange the child, and click theshoes back on the bar. The Horton Click is anexcellent choice for kids goingthrough the Ponseti protocol for clubfoot treatment.quickly remove the bar from the shoes,Horton Click BarStock NoDescription250AJP 68Quick Release 6”-8” Adjustable Bar250 AJP 812 Quick Release 8”-12” Adjustable Bar250 AKP 68 Quick Release 6”-8” Adjustable Bar with 10 degree Kicker and Screws250AKP 812Quick Release 8”-12” Adjustable Bar with 10 degree Kicker and ScrewsFeatures and BenefitsThe length of the bar can be adjusted by using the allen key supplied.The nut can be tightened with the spanner included.Medium: 7”-11” (17.7 cm - 27.9 cm)Large: 9”-15” (22.8 cm - 38.1 cm)SizeMedium 7” - 11” (17.7 cm - 27.9 cm)Large 9” - 15” (22.8 cm - 38.1 cm)Product CodeRSL-M265AJP7-11RSL-M265AJP9-15Features and BenefitsThe Horton click is a foot rotation bar that allows the feet to be internally orexternally rotated. This bar was designed by an orthotist who understoodthere was a need for a more patient friendly / orthotist friendly device.The Horton Click is easier to fit on the child because you fit the shoes onindependently then click them on the foot rotation bar. This allows for betterpositioning of the foot in the shoe which reduces the child from being ableto kick the shoes off. One of the many advantages of the Horton Click is itis easier to dress the child. With just a click you can easily remove the barfrom the shoes.SizeProduct Code6" - 8" RSL-M250AJP688" - 12" RSL-M250AJP8126" - 8" with 10° Dorsiflexion RSL-M250AKP688" - 12" with 10° Dorsiflexion RSL-M250AKP812M.J. Markell Shoe Co., Inc. 504 Saw Mill River Rd. Yonkers, NY 10701Tel: 914-963-2258 Fax: 914-963-9293 e-mail: markellshoe@optonline.net342Telephone: 0845 6000 330 | Email: Solutions@rslsteeper.com
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