Adjustable ankle foot orthosis brace Instruction

Product name: Adjustable ankle foot orthosis brace Model:KDZJ-ZH-002
Specification: 
Spec. Foot Length/cm
Universal 36-46
Product Composition: It is composed of plastic plate, textile fabrics etc.
Function:
1.Immobilization angle adjustable step-by-step by lateral flexion-extension straps  according to patients condition.
2. Fix affected part to foot varus or valgus position by lengthening or shortening lateral flexion-extension straps
Scope of application:
1. Conservative treatment and post-operative immobilization for ankle and its soft tissue injuries. 
2. Maintain ankle functional position
3. Sports protection for ankle injury at phase of rehabilitation
Method of application:
1. Use it under the instruction of doctors.
2. Choose proper brace in accordance with clinical applicability.
3. Measuring the foot length with straightedge, after get the data contrast size parameters to choose appropriate products.
4. Put the foot smoothly into the proper type of device, check whether the length is appropriate;
5. Adjust appropriate button clasp;
6. Adjust product firmness, until looseness is moderate. 
Precautions:
1. Use it under the instruction of doctors.
2. Soft material can be washed by wet cloth or soft detergent, keep away from sour corrosion.
3. Avoid prolonged close to the flame, or directly affected by sunlight, prevent metal overheating or plastic deformation & soften.
Storage condition: The storage temperature should be in 15-30 ºC, humidity below 60%, and storage in a cool place.
Duration: 3 years.

Features:

▪Unique flexion and extension adjustment band can be further adjusted according to different treatment requirements of a fixed angle.
▪ The forefoot cushion provides varying degrees of traction to the achilles tendon.
▪ Foot non-slip pads, effective non-slip shock absorption.
▪ Bilateral design, one product fits left and right parts.

Scope of Application:

▪ Prevention of prolonged bed foot drooping.
▪ Achilles tendon fixed after surgery.
▪ Plantar fasciitis.