OrthoBrace Palcy Tape: Anti-Rotation Sleeves & Straps for Leg Correction

Title: ORTOBRACE PALCY TAPE: Corrective Leg Brace for Children with Gait Problems

ORTOBRACE PALCY TAPE: Corrective Leg Brace for Children with Gait Problems

ORTOBRACE PALCY TAPE is a revolutionary derotation brace designed to gently correct gait abnormalities and improve posture in children. This innovative brace utilizes two elastic straps attached to a comfortable waistband, spiraling around the lower limbs and securing around the feet. This unique design addresses several key areas:

• Joint Stabilization: Maintains proper joint alignment to encourage healthy development.
• Foot Alignment: Corrects misalignment of the feet, addressing in-toeing (metatarsus adductus) and other postural deviations.
• Load Reduction: Lessens excessive strain on the feet, knees, and hips during walking.
• Gait Correction: Improves walking posture and reduces the risk of future complications.

Key Features and Benefits:

• Effective Gait Correction
• Enhanced Stabilization
• Lumbar Support
• Hip Abduction
• Foot Abduction
• Valgus Correction
• Joint Health
• Versatile Wear
• Comfortable Design
• Suitable for Children with: Cerebral palsy (CP), muscle hypotonia/spasticity, and other musculoskeletal conditions. Ideal for use during physical therapy.
• Assists in the Treatment of: In-toeing, metatarsus adductus, bow legs, and other gait abnormalities. Helpful post-surgery or injury rehabilitation.

Available Sizes: Medium (M) and Large (L). (See size chart in product images). Suitable for children from 2 years old.

Addressing Underlying Causes:

1. Anteversion of the femoral neck
2. Retroversion of the femoral head
3. Internal tibial torsion
4. Forefoot adduction
5. Gait disturbances
6. Spondylolysis
7. Muscle hypotonia/spasticity

Avoid Surgery: The ORTOBRACE PALCY TAPE provides a non-surgical approach to correcting gait problems, helping children develop healthy walking patterns.

Duration of use: The duration of wear should be determined by a physician or physical therapist.