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Thuasne SpryStep AFO Instruction Manual

Thuasne SpryStep AFO Instruction Manual

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Medical Professional Instruction Guide
Indications
These indications are biomechanical deficits that the orthosis is
intended to address. Assessment by a healthcare professional is
always recommended.
Fatigueable footdrop
Footslap
Footdrop
Excessive plantarflexion
during swing phase
(secondary to weak
dorsiflexors)
Weakness of the
pretibial muscles <=3
Cautions
Risk of accident when driving a motor vehicle or
machinery when wearing SpryStep is determined on
a case by case basis. Criteria include the type of fitting
and the individual abilities of the SpryStep user
If the SpryStep is applied too tightly to the body it
can result in restricted blood flow or nerve palsy
SpryStep can only be worn in appropriate footwear
(closed heel, closed toe, maximum heel height of 1")
Warranty
1 year warranty on carbon
fiber portion of the AFO
6 month warranty for pad and strap
Warranty Limitations
Extreme squatting or kneeling.
Loading a portion of the toe while
climbing stairs or uneven surfaces
4615 Shepard Street Bakersfield, CA 93313
Tele 800.432.3466 - Fax 800.798.2722
www.ThuasneUSA.com
L-0089 REV. A
Plantar flexor strength 4
Mild knee instability
during stance phase
Knee hyperextension
Circumduction
Vaulting
High knee gait
Hip hiking / contralateral
trunk lean
SpryStep AFO
Contraindications
These contraindications are pathological conditions the orthosis
was not intended to address. In some scenarios the assessment
of a trained CPO can override these suggestions.
Patients over 250lbs
(please call Thuasne USA
for custom options)
Moderate to severe
spasticity of the
foot and ankle
Open ulcers of the foot,
ankle or lower leg
Moderate to
severe edema
Product Disclaimer
This brace is a prescription product that should be used in
accordance with the directives of a physician as part of a
treatment plan for managing the patient's total health. While
this type of brace has proven beneficial to many patients,
outcomes will vary based on factors including patient age,
general health, and/or lack of compliance with instructions for
how to put on and use the product. Because of variations in the
health and condition of each patient, Townsend Design also does
not make any specific recommendations regarding appropriate
activities for the user of this brace. You should IMMEDIATELY
DISCONTINUE USE of this brace if there is any abnormal redness
that lasts more than 10 minutes after removing the brace, or
any skin irritation, bruising, blistering or abrasion.
Moderate to severe
foot deformities
Moderate to severe
ankle instabilities
triplanar instability
Plantarflexion contracture
Running/high impact
activities
(please call Thuasne
USA for custom options)
MADE IN USA BY
TOWNSEND DESIGN
4615 SHEPARD STREET
BAKERSFIELD, CA 93313
TEL 661.837.1795

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Summary of Contents for Thuasne SpryStep AFO

  • Page 1 CPO can override these suggestions. Fatigueable footdrop Plantar flexor strength 4 Patients over 250lbs Moderate to severe • • • • (please call Thuasne USA foot deformities Footslap Mild knee instability • • for custom options) during stance phase Moderate to severe •...
  • Page 2 SpryStep AFO Footplate Preparation Tracing Footwear Inlay Use the inlay from the footwear • to measure the template size (if the inlay is removable) Trace the template onto the • SpryStep footplate Cutting the Footplate Use scissors to trim the footplate •...
  • Page 3 SpryStep AFO Patient Instruction Guide Fitting instructions Place SpryStep into Shoe Check the Fit Take the original inlay out of the shoe, if removable Ensure the heel sits flat on the sole and • • that the shoe heel is not distorted The SpryStep should fit into the shoe •...