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Extended Defort AFO
The Extended Defort AFO uses the same design as the standard model for the distal part of the orthosis. However, it features a polymeric extension that extends proximally up the calf. This model provides additional leverage length and control for those with maximum stabilization and control needs.
This design, which is effective in reducing pressure points that cause disruption to skin integrity, enhances patient comfort.
Posterior tibial tendon insufficiency
Ankle, subtalar, or midtarsal traumas
Additional support needed for obese patients
Stability requirement for genu varum or valgum
Tibialis posterior/anterior tendinitis
Paralytic equinus or drop foot
Talo-calcaneal valgus or varus
Severe pronation or pes planus
Charcot foot
Ankle arthritis/degenerative joint diseases
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