Alimed Freedom Swedish AFO

Name: Alimed Freedom Swedish AFO
Brand: ALIMED
SKU: 36343
Price: 56.4300003051758 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4 (12 reviews)

Brand/Manufacturer: ALIMED

FSA Approved

Item 81100627, 81100601,81100635 is backorder and will be available to purchase once it is back in stock.

Freedom Swedish AFO is an injection-molded polyethylene splint that provides static dorsiflexion assistance and lateral stability for the entire foot-ankle area. The low arch and open heel give it a streamlined profile that fits easily into any shoe. AFO Brace features a padded hook and loop strap, and footplate, which can be trimmed with scissors.

Benefits of Freedom Swedish AFO

Padded hook & loop strap
The footplate can be trimmed with scissors
Provides static dorsiflexion assistance
Injection molding allows for thicker polypropylene

Item #	Desc	Pkg	Price
81100601	Womens Left, White	Each	$80.69 $56.43
81100619	Womens Right, White	Each	$80.69 $56.43
81100627	Mens Left, White	Each	$80.69 $56.43
81100635	Mens Right, White	Each	$80.69 $56.43
81100643	Womens Left, Black	Each	$95.69 $66.99
81100650	Womens Right, Black	Each	$95.69 $66.99
81100668	Mens Left, Black	Each	$95.69 $66.99
81100676	Mens Right, Black	Each	$111.39 $77.95

Alimed Freedom Swedish Ankle Foot Orthosis Features

Swedish AFO provides static dorsiflexion assistance
Effective in improving gait and balance
Improves walking patterns by limiting movement of the lower leg
Available in left or right, men's and women's styles
Injection molding allows for thicker polypropylene on the vertical aspect for rigidity
Heat gun may be used to form the Freedom Swedish AFO splint further if desired
Padded hook-and-loop strap secures the AFO around the calf
Shoe Size:
- Mens fits up to Men's Size 12
- Womens fits up to Women's size 9-1/2

When to use Freedom Swedish Ankle Foot Orthosis?

Patient with partial foot amputation
People with drop foot from dorsiflexion weakness with mild to moderate spasticity
People with slight impairment of the plantar flexion muscles
Arthritis
Tendonitis of the ankle or heel
Chronic ankle instability
Neuromuscular problems (post-stroke etc.)

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How to Treat Foot Drop?

Foot Splints and Braces:
- A foot splint can help keep your foot and ankle flexible.
- You can choose to wear a foot splint during nighttime.
- A foot brace prevents toes from dragging by keeping the forefoot elevated. A lightweight brace can be worn with almost any sandal or shoe.
- They can easily be kept hidden under pants or socks.
Exercise and Stretching:
- Perform low-impact exercises such as yoga, swimming, stationary biking, and stretching to improve the tone of your leg.

What if Foot Drop is left untreated?

Accidental tripping and falls can lead to painful injuries and hospitalizations. Over time foot drop can lead to pain, discomfort and reduced range of motion in your back, ankles and legs. Proper treatment of foot drop can considerably improve the quality of your life.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does foot drop cause balance problems?

An Ankle-Foot orthosis is a custom made foot brace used to support muscles, immobilize joints, and/or correct the position of your foot and ankle in case of a strain or injury. It may be made of metal, thermoplastic, or a combination of materials.

What does an AFO do?

Yes, a foot drop may cause balance problems.

How long does a foot drop take to heal?

A foot drop may take up to 6 weeks to heal. However, it may take longer if the injury is severe. Major injuries may cause a permanent foot drop condition.

How long should you wear an AFO brace?

An AFO brace is worn for up to 4 hours. Recheck your skin after 4 hours, and if you don’t find any swelling and the skin is just pink in color, you can reapply the brace for the next 4 hours. If you find any discoloration or discomfort, discontinue use.