Download Print this page
Thuasne TOWNSEND SpryStep Max AFO Instruction Manual

Thuasne TOWNSEND SpryStep Max AFO Instruction Manual

Advertisement

Quick Links

Medical Professional Instruction Guide
IIndications
These indications are biomechanical deficits the orthosis
is intended to address. The assessment of a healthcare
professional is always recommended.
Excessive dorsiflexion during
stance phase (due to weak
plantar flexors)
Mild, Moderate or
pronounced knee instability
during stance face phase
Excessive knee flexion during
stance phase (secondary to
weak plantar flexors)
Contraindications
These contra-indications are pathological conditions that
the orthosis was not intended to address, but in some
scenarios the assesment of a healthcare professionnal
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
Moderate to severe foot
deformities
Moderate to severe ankle
Cautions
Risk of accident when driving a motor vehicle or machinery
when wearing SpryStep Max is determined on a case by
case basis. Criteria include the type of fitting (clinical picture,
fitting) and the individual abilities of the SpryStep Max user.
If the SpryStep is applied too tightly to the body it can result in
restricted blood flow or nerve palsy
SpryStep Max 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
L-0096 REV. A
Quadricep weakness
Pain in movement towards
dorsiflexion
Partial foot amputation
(most proximal level is
Chopart)
Foot drop
Foot slap
instabilities
Moderate to severe fixed
ankle varus or valgus
conditions
Non-correctable triplanar
instability
Plantarflexion contracture
Running/high impact
activities (please call
Thuasne USA for custom
options)
SpryStep
Warranty Limitations
Extreme squatting or kneeling.
Loading a portion of the toe plate
while climbing stairs or uneven surfaces.
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.
4615 Shepard Street Bakersfield, CA 93313
Tele 800.432.3466 - Fax 800.798.2722
www.ThuasneUSA.com
Max AFO
®
MADE IN USA BY
TOWNSEND DESIGN
4615 SHEPARD STREET
BAKERSFIELD, CA 93313
TEL 661.837.1795

Advertisement

loading
Need help?

Need help?

Do you have a question about the TOWNSEND SpryStep Max AFO and is the answer not in the manual?

Questions and answers

Summary of Contents for Thuasne TOWNSEND SpryStep Max AFO

  • Page 1 Patients over 250lbs (please instabilities • call Thuasne USA for custom Moderate to severe fixed • options) ankle varus or valgus Moderate to severe spasticity conditions •...
  • Page 2 SpryStep Max AFO ® Medical Professional Instruction Guide Foot Plate Preparation 1. Tracing Footwear Inlay Use the inlay from the footwear • to measure the template size Trace the template onto the • SpryStep Max footplate 2. Cutting the Footplate Use scissors to trim the footplate •...
  • Page 3 SpryStep Max AFO ® Patient Instruction Guide Cautions Risk of accident when driving a motor vehicle or machinery • when wearing SpryStep Max is determined on a case by case basis. Criteria include the type of fitting (clinical picture, fitting) and the individual abilities of the SpryStep Max user. If the SpryStep is applied too tightly to the body it can result in •...