SpryStep®: understanding the different models of AFO brace
SpryStep® Ankle-Foot Orthoses (AFOs) are designed to help people with foot drop, a condition where lifting the front of the foot becomes difficult. They support the foot during walking, reduce the risk of tripping, and help make walking safer and less tiring.
The principle of compression prevents the appearance of keloids and hypertrophic scars. Compression helps to flatten and soften scar tissue, improving its appearance.
Walking boots or plaster casts: which solution should you choose to immobilise your leg?
Several recent studies have shown that walking boots allow for recovery that is as fast as, or even faster than, plaster casts for certain lower limb injuries.
When it comes to supporting and stabilizing the leg, especially in cases of weakness, muscle paralysis, severe neuromuscular problems, the Knee Ankle Foot Orthosis (KAFO) is an essential device
Lymphatrex Revolution: Enhances the Lives of Patients with Lymphedema and Lipedema
For patients living with lymphedema or lipedema, compression garments are a critical tool to manage their pathology. However, this essential treatment often comes with a significant tradeoff, comfort. Many patients experience discomfort due to restrictive movement, skin irritation, or sensitivity exacerbated by traditional seams. Additionally, some garments can lack the expected rigidity required for patients' compliance, leading to doubts about their efficacy. These issues discourage daily use, creating obstacles to proper care.
Contrary to popular belief: No, lumbar belts do not reduce muscle strength
Contrary to widespread belief, wearing a lumbar belt does not lead to muscular deconditioning. Here's a look at some old-fashioned misconceptions about the treatment of lower back pain, which are still around today.
Ankle Foot Orthosis, an ally for correcting foot drop
AFO (Ankle Foot Orthosis) is an orthopedic device designed to address the issue of foot drop effectively. When you have foot drop, your foot tends to point downwards, making it challenging (if not impossible) to lift it properly.
