Audited Supplier
NS001
ISO, CE, FDA
New
Fracture Fixation
Foot
External Fixator
as Your Request
45 Days
Foam; Plastic; Hook-Loop
Huakang Ortho
1 Polybag/PC or Customized Box
Xiamen, China
9021100090
Product Description
Indication:
1. Stability fractures and ligament injuries
2. Prevention of prolonged bedridden foot drop
3. post-operative fixation of Achilles tendon repair
4. post-operative adjunctive fixation of ankle and foot fractures
5.Plantar fasciitis
6.Standing training for hemiplegic patients
Features:
1. The design is in line with the principle of human biomechanics, and the structure is reasonable
2. Breathable, can replace plaster
3. Simple design, convenient for post-operative care of ankle fracture
4. The bottom of the foot is equipped with foot pads, which can provide different degrees of pulling on the Achilles tendon
5. Anti-slip pads on the bottom of the foot, which can effectively prevent slipping and shock absorption
6. Bilateral design, left and right universal
7. Flexion and extension adjustment belt can be adjusted at any time to fix the angle
Size: S/M/L
Our Certifications
Company Outlook
Production Process
Our Customers
Our Exhibitions
Inner Packaging
Ordinary bag; Zipper bag; Customized box, etc.
Why CHOOSE US:
Q1: What are the uses of nocturnal splints?
Night splints (braces) can be used to treat conditions such as Achilles tendinopathy and plantar fasciitis. The splint is applied to the foot with the toes facing upward. This position provides a continuous, gentle stretch to the plantar fascia.
Q2: Can you wear a night splint during the day?
The foot and ankle should be in a relaxed metatarsal flexion position while the user is sitting or sleeping. Patients can start wearing the splint at night after wearing it during the day for a week.
Q3:Can you walk on a night splint?
No. Walking or standing on the splint will result in breakage of the device.
1. Stability fractures and ligament injuries
2. Prevention of prolonged bedridden foot drop
3. post-operative fixation of Achilles tendon repair
4. post-operative adjunctive fixation of ankle and foot fractures
5.Plantar fasciitis
6.Standing training for hemiplegic patients
Features:
1. The design is in line with the principle of human biomechanics, and the structure is reasonable
2. Breathable, can replace plaster
3. Simple design, convenient for post-operative care of ankle fracture
4. The bottom of the foot is equipped with foot pads, which can provide different degrees of pulling on the Achilles tendon
5. Anti-slip pads on the bottom of the foot, which can effectively prevent slipping and shock absorption
6. Bilateral design, left and right universal
7. Flexion and extension adjustment belt can be adjusted at any time to fix the angle
Size: S/M/L
Our Certifications
Company Outlook
Production Process
Our Customers
Our Exhibitions
Inner Packaging
Ordinary bag; Zipper bag; Customized box, etc.
Why CHOOSE US:1. We are a manufacturer, we can supply the more competitive price. And we can supply you the OEM and ODM service, we can design and make the products that you want.
2. Our products are industry qualified, such as ISO13485, CE, FDA, MDR.
2. Our products are industry qualified, such as ISO13485, CE, FDA, MDR.
3. We have advanced technology and we have strict quality control. That's why our products are high quality products.
4. High quality raw materials and competitive prices.
5. The larger quantity you order, the better price you will get.
6. We have a professional team to provide you with professional services.
FAQQ1: What are the uses of nocturnal splints?
Night splints (braces) can be used to treat conditions such as Achilles tendinopathy and plantar fasciitis. The splint is applied to the foot with the toes facing upward. This position provides a continuous, gentle stretch to the plantar fascia.
Q2: Can you wear a night splint during the day?
The foot and ankle should be in a relaxed metatarsal flexion position while the user is sitting or sleeping. Patients can start wearing the splint at night after wearing it during the day for a week.
Q3:Can you walk on a night splint?
No. Walking or standing on the splint will result in breakage of the device.
