medi Walker boot Kidz
Children's lower leg foot orthosis for immobilisation- Flat, rounded and slip-resistant sole
- Four straps for a high level of stability
- Especially designed to meet children's needs
medi Walker boot kidz with slip-resistant sole
medi Walker boot Kidz is a lower-leg foot orthosis for immobilisation in a specified position. The orthosis fixes the ankle joint at 90°. The flat, rounded and slip-resistant sole can support a normal gait. The four straps of the medi Walker boot Kidz provide a high level of stability. Especially designed to meet the needs of children, the lower leg foot brace convinces with its perfect fit.
medi Walker boot Kidz is used for indications, in which an early functional mobilisation and limitation of movement in the joints of the lower leg and foot is necessary, such as:
- Postoperative and nonsurgical (conservative) treatment following fractures of the calf bone (fibular fractures)
- After dislocation fractures of the tibiotalar joint
- Conservative treatment for injuries of the forefoot, midfoot and of the tarsal bones
- Following surgery for ligament, soft-tissue and tendon injuries
- Follow-up treatment of fractures of the talus, calcaneus and medial malleolus
- For early functional therapy after tears of the Achilles tendon (nonsurgical / postoperative)
medi Walker boot convinces users with its low total weight and its modern, child-friendly design. The soft and skin-friendly material makes it very comfortable to wear. Thanks to the special design of the brace, a natural sequence of movements is also possible: the special rocker sole allows a normal rollover movement of the injured foot and can thus support the natural gait.
- Fixes the ankle at 90°
- Rocker sole promotes the natural gait
- Simple wound inspection and hygiene
Lower-leg foot orthosis for immobilisation in a specified position.
All indications requiring an early functional mobilisation with ROM limitation in joints of the lower leg - foot - area such as:
- Following fractures of the fibula (postoperative and non-surgical treatment)
- Following dislocated fractures of the talocrural joint
- Following injuries of the fore foot, middle foot or tarsus (non-surgical treatment)
- Following an operation for injuries to ligaments, soft tissues and tendons
- Follow-up treatment of fractures of the talus, calcaneus and medial malleolus
- For early functional therapy after rupture of the Achilles tendon (non-surgical/ postoperative)
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Unstable fractures or fractures of the proximal tibia or fibula
