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APU® AFO Articulating Ankle Foot Orthosis
The APU® Articulating Ankle/Foot Orthosis is an Adjustable Posterior Upright design that provides the practitioner a more precise, simplified, and calibrated method of setting the optimal dorsiflexion to 20º or plantarflexion to 40º angle for the patients foot/ankle complex. This setting of the optimal angle is done by simply loosening the two adjustment screws on the joint, repositioning and then retightening the screws. Like all of our posterior upright AFO designs, you will eliminate any pressure to the heel along with the medial/lateral aspects of the malleoli (ankle bones) that typically are attributed with double-jointed systems. The APU® Orthosis versatility allows for its inclusion in custom-made thermoplastic AFO and KAFO systems. Request a free quote for our ankle-foot orthotic today.
Suggested PDAC: L-4396
APU® Articulated AFO is a registered trademark of Anatomical, Concepts, Inc.
APU® Articulating AFO Features
A clinically proven and adjustable foot orthotic that provides better patient outcomes.
- Clinically proven for effective ambulation
- Dorsiflexion adjustability (+ or - 20º) Plantarflexion adjustability (+ or - 40º)
- Also available for the inclusion in custom-made thermoplastic AFO and KAFO systems. Refer to our PKA™ PRAFO® product line
- Compatible with all liner variations that we offer, if applicable
- Proven superior integrity of the superstructure
- Available in Adult standard #652SKG and Adult heavy duty #682SKG
Uses
- Early Intervention for the evolving rehab patient
- CVA, TBI, SCI and Diabetic neuropathy
- Facilitation of functional knee and ankle joint position through flexibility of aluminum posterior upright
- Allows for optimal dorsi/plantar flexion ankle positioning to provide adequate clearance during swing phase and knee stability in stance phase
- Post musculoskeletal injury of the foot and ankle (Heavy duty version recommended, product #682SKG)
- Post TAL immobilization
- Post Botox or serial casting
- Stable fractures of the foot and ankle
- Tendon or ligamentous tear/rupture