AFOs can be used to control ankle position, compensate muscle weakness (drop foot) caused by stroke, spinal cord injury, muscular dystrophy, cerebral palsy, polio, multiple sclerosis and so on.
AFOs can also be used to immobilize the ankle and lower leg in the presence of arthritis or fracture.
After assessing your condition, our orthotist will work out the best design for you.
AFO (Ankle Foot orthosis)
Types of AFO
DF = Dorsiflexion PF = Plantar Flexion
Ground Reaction AFO
Fixed ankle, DF resist, PF resist
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Ground Reaction AFO
Fixed ankle, DF resist, PF resist
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LEAFSPRING AFO
PF resist, DF assist
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HINGE AFO
Free motion ankle, PF assist, DF control
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HINGE AFO
Free motion ankle, PF resist, DF free
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HINGE AFO
Free motion ankle, PF assist, DF control
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1. Qualified Prosthetists, Orthotists & Therapists
Our clinical team has hands-on experience in prosthetic fitting, custom orthotics, home support, and edema care. Every patient receives a proper assessment, clear explanation, and recommendations tailored to their condition and lifestyle.
2. Accurate Fittings With On-Site Adjustments
We design and adjust many prosthetic and orthotic devices in-house. This allows for faster fittings, better precision, and immediate modifications when needed, helping patients get a comfortable, reliable fit from the start.
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Whether it’s choosing the right prosthetic limb, fitting a brace, arranging home modifications, or managing swelling, we take the time to understand each patient’s needs. Every solution is personalised to improve mobility, comfort, and daily function.
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