A floor ground reaction afo frafo or grafo is a custom fabricated molded plastic device.
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Indications sink into excessive dorsiflexion through weakness.
Determining which style of brace is best the casting process brace fabrication initial fitting adjustments and evaluation of wear.
May be completed electronically or printed and filled out by hand.
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The carbon spring creates a controlled plantar flexion at the heel strike preventing foot slap.
This variation of the floor reaction afo offers exceptional triplanar control with less surface contact than other designs making it lighter weight and cooler.
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Includes footage and discussion of the entire bracing process.
A ground floor reaction ankle foot orthosis grafo or frafo is a type of custom fabricated molded plastic afo capable of triplanar control of the foot ankle complex.
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This product video looks at the function and features of the custom fabricated dafo floor reaction.
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Narrated by the patient s orthotist don buethorn cpo owner of cascade dafo inc.
Generally formed from polypropylene there are several variations on the grafo but all include an anterior shell which captures the tibia proximally.
Current fabrication time for regular orders is 5 days rush orders go out in 3 days.
The two velcro straps make the walkon reaction easy to don and doff.
The carbon spring also is important in reducing energy expenditure by effectively absorbing energy.
The walkon reaction afo achieves a natural gait pattern with normal heel strike.
There are several designs of frafo s.
This device is used to control instabilities in the lower limb by maintaining proper alignment and controlling motion.
The secret is a polypropylene reinforcing strut that runs the length of the afo from the medial arch up the leg then back down to the lateral border of the heel.
