Our flagship product is the PRAFO® Orthosis, which is a totally adjustable, custom-fitted AFO that can help manage many of the ankle/foot anomalies your patients present to you.

We bring you several variations of this product line which consist of different sizes (adult, pediatric and infant), liner options (Kodel®, Fleece, Terry Cloth, Polyurethane Foam or Pad & Strap) with various color choices. Also, we have accommodated this line with optional accessories that help complement secondary needs. Keep in mind, we’re practitioners and designers, and we’ll help guide you in choosing the most appropriate AFO system based on patient etiologies, cost and applications. Please contact us for assistance in providing your patients the correct model.

	RAPO™ 450RKG Infant	RAPO™ 450RTBS Infant	PRAFO® 650SFY Adult	PRAFO® 550SKG Pediatric	PRAFO® 650PKG Adult

Uses

• Positive heel suspension is just the beginning of what the PRAFO® Orthosis delivers to your patients. The PRAFO® Orthosis offers many adjustable features beneficial for the ambulatory and non-ambulatory patient. Its custom-contoured aluminum heel connector bar helps to control dorsi-plantar flexion by allowing infinite, measurable adjustments. Its ergonomically designed foot plate allows its liners to be replaced or cleaned easily without tools. The integral, securely-fastened walking base provides a shoe-type surface for ambulatory patients. Its calf and foot segments can be custom-modified to accommodate patient physiology. Part of the PRAFO® Orthosis is an anti-rotation bar made of malleable aluminum, which adjusts to control unwanted extremity rotation
• Early Intervention for the evolving rehab patient
• CVA,TBI,SCI and Diabetic neuropathy
• Facilitation of functional knee and ankle joint position
• Allows for optimal dorsi/plantar flexion ankle positioning to provide adequate clearance during swing phase and knee stability in stance phase.
• Post musculoskeletal injury of the foot and ankle (Heavy duty version recommended, product # 680SKT)
• Post TAL immobilization
• Post Botox or serial casting
• Stable fractures of the foot and ankle
• Tendon or ligamentous tear/rupture

*Lin R, et al (2009) ‘Evaluation of the Pressure Relief Ankle Foot Orthosis in Individuals With Hemiparesis Using Three-Dimensional Gait Analysis’Journal of Prosthetics and Orthotics, 21-3, pp. 132-137

**DeToro W, (2001) Plantarflexion Resistance of Selected Ankle-Foot Orthoses: A Study of Commonly Prescribed Prefabricated and Custom-Molded Alternatives: J Prosthet Orthot:13;39-44