DAFO Night, Short orthosis correcting axial disorders in the frontal plane, AFO/DAFO series

It is advisable to maintain or gradually increase the range of dorsiflexion of the foot.
It is necessary to maintain the proper position to ensure resting, also at night.

Orthosis with a two-layer structure. The inside layer is made of soft and elastic material or foam to ensure full comfort and fitting. A stiffer outer layer provides strength and durability of the structure.
Orthosis is made to be used for resting, both during a day and at night.
Orthosis is equipped with movable joints allowing for free movement of flexion and extension of the joint. Changing the length of the front bands increases dorsiflexion, thus stretching the Achilles tendon.
Orthosis is not recommended for the patients with a range of motion limitations with the bone origin.
In order to reduce tension and a point pressure on the calf, the upper part of the shank is secured from the inside with a soft foam.
The extra comfort version guarantees offloading of sensitive parts, minimizing the possibility of abrasions and bruises in the foot and ankle joint area.

Double-layer orthosis.
The inner layer is made of soft and flexible material or foam to ensure full comfort and fit.
A stiffer outer layer ensures durability and strength of the structure.
The brace is equipped with movable jointsFULL MOVE
allowing full, unrestricted plantar and dorsal flexion movement.
Changing the length of the front straps increases dorsiflexion, which stretches the triceps surae muscle.
To reduce stress and point pressure on the calf, the upper part of the upper is protected from the inside with soft foam.
Extra comfort option guarantees decompression of sensitive areas
minimizing the possibility of abrasions and bruises in the foot and ankle joint.
The orthosis is not recommended for patients with limited range of motion of bone origin

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National Health Fund

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The family doctor issues a referral to a specialist
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